callously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for callously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

callously [Am ˈkæləsli, Brit ˈkaləsli] ADV

callously

cruelmente

Translations for callously in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desaprensivamente (insensiblemente)

callously

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Opposing the legalisation of assisted dying doesn't mean callously saying that everyone must be forced to endure all manner of pain and suffering.

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They callously risk both their passengers' and the public's lives.

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What a wealth of heritage was callously thrown away in almost every sphere of the railway's operations.

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He then abandoned the car but, two weeks later, he callously called his wife's insurers in a bid to claim for the damage.

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You then selectively and callously named one scapegoat that you chose to flog and blame via the media...

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She callously stole from him simply to make herself more comfortable, going on spending sprees and funding a family holiday.

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In pursuing ambition, he had treated his family callously.

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When did he once dismiss, callously or otherwise, the sacrifices of the troops?

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Isn't it the worst kind of betrayal -- to callously say goodbye to your friends, by selling them out to the highest bidder?

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Photographs can also cause great harm if they are callously intrusive or are manipulated.

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