inconsiderate [ˌɪnkənˈsɪdərət] ADJ pej
1. inconsiderate (reckless):
2. inconsiderate (insensitive):
- inconsiderate
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- inconsiderate remark
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She enjoys fighting although her love of roughness cause to come off as ill-tempered, inconsiderate and reckless at times although she has a softer side.
en.wikipedia.org At times, however, she can be brash and inconsiderate towards others.
en.wikipedia.org Moreover, he is very selfish and inconsiderate, he does not care about the feelings of others; his own well-being is of top priority for him.
en.wikipedia.org At the same time however, his incredibly drastic, dog-eat-dog, and inconsiderate qualities tend to show through in combination with his sensitive and redeeming qualities.
en.wikipedia.org He should not look at them, nor should he consent to anything inconsiderate, nor walk together with them; thus he will well guard himself.
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