Meanings of unthoughtful in English

Men is so unthoughtful, and seems to think as women can stow themselves away anywheres.

The eating, drinking, unthoughtful, sensual, mechanical man,-theordinary animal.

What makes Wilson so irritating to the unthoughtful is that he operates exclusively upon reason, not upon passion.

If the rows on the ears of corn are irregular and broken, the planter is considered careless and unthoughtful.

That is one reason why so many women are petty and unthoughtful of any except their own family's interests.

The admiral, however, was not a man to be much influenced by the sayings of the unthoughtful and the unlearned.

Fickle, unthoughtful, easily-swayed, needy crowds, but with the thoughtful ones and groups here and there who are really helped and who stick.

Woodward also quotes Gen Mattis admitting he often ignored whatever Mr Trump said because his orders were "so random, impulsive and unthoughtful".

And your unthoughtful article is excusing the inexcusable and furthering the problem of sexual assault, too often waged against our sisters, in a rape culture.

"Rather unthoughtful of them to discuss such business in such a place, to say the least," remarked Chester.

"You come here a moment," continued the unthoughtful Lizzy; "here's a beautiful sassafras sapling, and I can't pull it up by the roots alone."

Men is so unthoughtful, and seems to think as women can stow themselves away anywheres.

The eating, drinking, unthoughtful, sensual, mechanical man,-theordinary animal.

What makes Wilson so irritating to the unthoughtful is that he operates exclusively upon reason, not upon passion.

If the rows on the ears of corn are irregular and broken, the planter is considered careless and unthoughtful.

That is one reason why so many women are petty and unthoughtful of any except their own family's interests.