Thesaurus / inconsiderate
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In writing thus, I do not recommend a hard or inconsiderate system to servants.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEY
Martha played the most inconsiderate pranks with its centre of gravity, but quite in vain.
THE DAUGHTERS OF DANAUSMONA CAIRD
Impossible to be so disrespectful to the Field Marshal or so inconsiderate to their department as to reject the soft impeachment.
GALLIPOLI DIARY, VOLUME 2IAN HAMILTON
But it would be unjust and inconsiderate to ascribe this want of productivity to the disposition called laziness.
And, should she have been inconsiderate, he will be celebrated for his generosity and forbearance.
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFTELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELL
And then—it was most inconsiderate, most painful to Mr Neeld—she began to cry.
TRISTRAM OF BLENTANTHONY HOPE
There are publishers, however, so inconsiderate that they will not leave you even this consolation.
HOW TO FAIL IN LITERATUREANDREW LANG
But it would seem the wary cockswain had a motive for this apparently inconsiderate desperation.
THE PILOTJ. FENIMORE COOPER
Her reflecting kindness may be recommended to the notice of the inconsiderate and unfeeling.
FEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHIES, VOL. IFRANCIS AUGUSTUS COX
In this instance, however, Charles proved very inconsiderate of my Lady Castlemaine's state of health.
COURT BEAUTIES OF OLD WHITEHALLW. R. H. TROWBRIDGE
WORDS RELATED TO INCONSIDERATE
- adventuresome
- adventurous
- any which way
- audacious
- brash
- breakneck
- carefree
- careless
- daredevil
- daring
- desperate
- devil-may-care
- fast and loose
- feckless
- foolhardy
- harebrained
- hasty
- headlong
- heedless
- helter-skelter
- hopeless
- hotheaded
- ill-advised
- imprudent
- inattentive
- incautious
- inconsiderate
- indiscreet
- kooky
- madcap
- mindless
- negligent
- overventuresome
- playing with fire
- precipitate
- rash
- regardless
- temerarious
- thoughtless
- uncareful
- venturesome
- venturous
- wild
- bearish
- bluff
- blunt
- boisterous
- boorish
- brief
- brusque
- churlish
- coarse
- crass
- crude
- cruel
- crusty
- curt
- discourteous
- drastic
- extreme
- gross
- hairy
- hard
- harsh
- ill-mannered
- improper
- inconsiderate
- indecorous
- indelicate
- inelegant
- loud
- loutish
- mean
- nasty
- raw
- rowdy
- severe
- sharp
- short
- tough
- unceremonious
- uncivil
- uncouth
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- unfeeling
- ungracious
- unjust
- unmannerly
- unpleasant
- unpolished
- unrefined
- untutored
- violent
- vulgar
- bearish
- bluff
- blunt
- boisterous
- boorish
- brief
- brusque
- churlish
- coarse
- crass
- crude
- cruel
- crusty
- curt
- discourteous
- drastic
- extreme
- gross
- hairy
- hard
- harsh
- ill-mannered
- improper
- inconsiderate
- indecorous
- indelicate
- inelegant
- loud
- loutish
- mean
- nasty
- raw
- rowdy
- severe
- sharp
- short
- tough
- unceremonious
- uncivil
- uncouth
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- unfeeling
- ungracious
- unjust
- unmannerly
- unpleasant
- unpolished
- unrefined
- untutored
- violent
- vulgar
- bearish
- bluff
- blunt
- boisterous
- boorish
- brief
- brusque
- churlish
- coarse
- crass
- crude
- cruel
- crusty
- curt
- discourteous
- drastic
- extreme
- gross
- hairy
- hard
- harsh
- ill-mannered
- improper
- inconsiderate
- indecorous
- indelicate
- inelegant
- loud
- loutish
- mean
- nasty
- raw
- rowdy
- severe
- sharp
- short
- tough
- unceremonious
- uncivil
- uncouth
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- unfeeling
- ungracious
- unjust
- unmannerly
- unpleasant
- unpolished
- unrefined
- untutored
- violent
- vulgar
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