CEFR B1

inconsiderate

adjective

Meaning

Lacking thought or care for the feelings, wishes, or comfort of others.

Examples

It was inconsiderate of him to arrive an hour late without calling.
Her inconsiderate behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.

Synonyms: thoughtless, careless, selfish, unthinking

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inconsiderate (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌɪnkənˈsɪdərət/

Definition

Lacking thought or care for the feelings, wishes, or comfort of others.

Examples

It was inconsiderate of him to arrive an hour late without calling.
Her inconsiderate behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.
Leaving the lights on all night is inconsiderate to your roommates.

How to Use inconsiderate

inconsiderate of (prepositional phrase): Showing a lack of care or thought for someone's feelings or needs. — "Leaving the door open was inconsiderate of the elderly residents."
inconsiderate to (prepositional phrase): Showing a lack of care or thought for someone's feelings or needs. — "His loud music was inconsiderate to his neighbors."

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