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Meanings of thoughtful in English
Portuguese
atencioso Spanish
consciente Exhibiting or characterized by careful thought.
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Examples for "thoughtless"
Examples for "thoughtless"
1
Men of thoughtless actions are always surprised by consequences, Stella always said.
2
Novelty captivates the superficial and thoughtless; vehemence delights the discontented and turbulent.
3
Coster condemned the actions, saying the offenders were either thoughtless or malicious.
4
There's no such thing as a casual, thoughtless meal in this house.
5
Women, in spite of thoughtless impulses, are quicker in understanding than men.
Usage of thoughtful in English
1
The captain looked grave; Mrs. Willoughby anxious; Beulah interested; and Maud thoughtful.
2
He said debate needed to happen in an educated and thoughtful way.
3
The converts were loud in his praise; the unbelievers silent and thoughtful.
4
Young Simnel smiled and said, 'That's very thoughtful of you, Sir Harry.
5
In his case the words were usually thoughtful, well rounded and mellifluous.
6
I thought I heard a boat just after midnight.' He looked thoughtful.
7
The key difference in 2018 was more-thoughtful training and better tactical decisions.
8
It's very difficult now for a thoughtful programme to work on television.
9
Uncle John looked thoughtful; the old lawyer was grave and listened silently.
10
Wedged in between these thoughtful statements, however, is an extremely confusing one.
11
The latter seemed hurt by the reproof; but it left him thoughtful.
12
Sixty of Mary Holland's best Irish Times columns; thoughtful, provocative and elegant.
13
He said consumers are still shopping but are more thoughtful and savvy.
14
However improbable, this has turned out to be a good, thoughtful show.
15
On paper, at least, she came across as intelligent, thoughtful, and caring.
16
The captain went back to the boat in a very thoughtful mood.
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Thoughtful through the time
Thoughtful across language varieties
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