Definition of inconsiderate in English:

inconsiderate

adjective ɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rət

Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others.
不替别人着想的，不体谅别人的
it's inconsiderate of her to go away without telling us
她走时说都不跟我们说一声，真不体谅别人。
Example sentencesExamples
- As though you really are the most inconsiderate people to ever live in the rental across from my home.
- Stealing a coat during the coldest weather in local history is as inconsiderate as it gets, even if you were drunk!
- I think it's rude and it's inconsiderate - especially if you're meeting in a public place.
- Residents in the area are also annoyed at the disruption being caused by what they consider to be inconsiderate motorists.
- This is seen to be inconsiderate and to some staff/guests, rude.
- In the fight against apathy, inconsiderate behaviour and disrespect, let's try to remember manners don't cost a thing.
- Play the songs so loud that it is inconsiderate to my neighbours.
- Also, there are inconsiderate golfers who tend to walk ahead or pass by others immediately after executing their shot.
- What inconsiderate idiot designed this standard resume form, anyhow?
- It seems very uncaring and inconsiderate when you think how upsetting this whole thing is for the teachers and children.
- Brighton has the shops and the crowds, but not the hassle of impolite, inconsiderate and downright ignorant London shoppers.
- No one thought that was very funny, if anything it was immature and inconsiderate.
- They argue much of what we believe to be left-overs from inconsiderate chewers are lichens, the most primitive form of plant life.
- It was very rude and inconsiderate to assume such a thing about a person's parent.
- It's truly incredible how inconsiderate some people can be.
- Why does Matt treat me like this uncaring inconsiderate soul all the time?
- Most of these accidents are caused by inconsiderate, selfish people who don't even insure their cars, and we are left to pay the bill.
- People are so inconsiderate, especially on Friday evenings.
- An evil inconsiderate action for which I was immediately admonished by everyone in my family.
- On weekends you will also find that there are uncaring and inconsiderate drivers who do not observe speed limits and rules of the road.
Synonyms
thoughtless, unthinking, insensitive, selfish, self-centred, self-seeking, unsympathetic, uncaring, unthoughtful, unconcerned, heedless, unmindful, unkind, uncharitable, ungracious, impolite, discourteous, rude, disrespectful
tactless, undiplomatic, indiscreet, indelicate
callous, heartless, unfair
informal ignorant

Derivatives

inconsiderately

adverbɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətli

At any other time, it was a cold, meat-locker-lit, inconsiderately furnished wretch of a room, with service that defined insolence and cooking steeped in indolence.
Example sentencesExamples
- Police have been given tough new powers to confiscate cars and motorbikes from so-called ‘boy racers’ who are caught driving carelessly or inconsiderately.
- They are digging their own commercial grave, however, by inconsiderately parking their carts and display blankets in a way that leaves hardly any space for the walking public and, more particularly, moi.
- If people park inconsiderately, it can cause chaos as roads can become impassable.
- We still drive everyone else nuts, inconsiderately and flagrantly imposing our tastes and points of view across multiple generation gaps.

inconsiderateness

nounˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətnəsˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətnəs

I know a person who neglected her dog due to substance abuse and general inconsiderateness (what a stupid word, no other options currently accessible in my brain).
Example sentencesExamples
- In Madras, where a middle-class commitment to civic order is still discernible, the yob's inconsiderateness and the policeman's complicity heralded anarchy.
- We should not suffer for her inconsiderateness.
- I let the idiocy, carelessness and inconsiderateness of some drivers get to me.
- It was an easy mistake to make; I nonchalantly with the oblivious inconsiderateness of youth, tossed a cigarette and a bottle of petrol into his garden.

inconsideration

noun ɪnkənsɪd(ə)ˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌɪnkənˌsɪd(ə)ˈreɪʃ(ə)n

I became appalled by what I saw in my brothers and sisters, their inconsideration for their hosts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Every dorm-goer must experience his/her share of frustrating roommate hassles and inconsiderations.
- Maybe it's an escape from the outside world where many of us do battle with the small inconsiderations of strangers and the big ones of colleagues and businesses.
- Those things are down to sheer inconsideration.
- In the face of your inconsideration or unkindness, I may experience pain, indignation, chagrin, shame, annoyance, bashfulness and more besides.

Origin

Late Middle English (originally in the sense 'not properly considered'): from Latin inconsideratus, from in- 'not' + consideratus 'examined, considered' (see considerate).

Definition of inconsiderate in US English:

inconsiderate

adjectiveˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətˌinkənˈsid(ə)rət

Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others.
不替别人着想的，不体谅别人的
it's inconsiderate of her to go away without telling us
她走时说都不跟我们说一声，真不体谅别人。
Example sentencesExamples
- On weekends you will also find that there are uncaring and inconsiderate drivers who do not observe speed limits and rules of the road.
- Also, there are inconsiderate golfers who tend to walk ahead or pass by others immediately after executing their shot.
- I think it's rude and it's inconsiderate - especially if you're meeting in a public place.
- As though you really are the most inconsiderate people to ever live in the rental across from my home.
- Stealing a coat during the coldest weather in local history is as inconsiderate as it gets, even if you were drunk!
- No one thought that was very funny, if anything it was immature and inconsiderate.
- An evil inconsiderate action for which I was immediately admonished by everyone in my family.
- Play the songs so loud that it is inconsiderate to my neighbours.
- They argue much of what we believe to be left-overs from inconsiderate chewers are lichens, the most primitive form of plant life.
- Residents in the area are also annoyed at the disruption being caused by what they consider to be inconsiderate motorists.
- In the fight against apathy, inconsiderate behaviour and disrespect, let's try to remember manners don't cost a thing.
- What inconsiderate idiot designed this standard resume form, anyhow?
- It was very rude and inconsiderate to assume such a thing about a person's parent.
- Brighton has the shops and the crowds, but not the hassle of impolite, inconsiderate and downright ignorant London shoppers.
- People are so inconsiderate, especially on Friday evenings.
- This is seen to be inconsiderate and to some staff/guests, rude.
- Most of these accidents are caused by inconsiderate, selfish people who don't even insure their cars, and we are left to pay the bill.
- Why does Matt treat me like this uncaring inconsiderate soul all the time?
- It seems very uncaring and inconsiderate when you think how upsetting this whole thing is for the teachers and children.
- It's truly incredible how inconsiderate some people can be.
Synonyms
thoughtless, unthinking, insensitive, selfish, self-centred, self-seeking, unsympathetic, uncaring, unthoughtful, unconcerned, heedless, unmindful, unkind, uncharitable, ungracious, impolite, discourteous, rude, disrespectful

Origin

Late Middle English (originally in the sense ‘not properly considered’): from Latin inconsideratus, from in- ‘not’ + consideratus ‘examined, considered’ (see considerate).

词汇	inconsiderate
释义	Definition of inconsiderate in English: inconsiderate adjective ɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rət Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others. 不替别人着想的，不体谅别人的 it's inconsiderate of her to go away without telling us 她走时说都不跟我们说一声，真不体谅别人。 Example sentencesExamples As though you really are the most inconsiderate people to ever live in the rental across from my home. Stealing a coat during the coldest weather in local history is as inconsiderate as it gets, even if you were drunk! I think it's rude and it's inconsiderate - especially if you're meeting in a public place. Residents in the area are also annoyed at the disruption being caused by what they consider to be inconsiderate motorists. This is seen to be inconsiderate and to some staff/guests, rude. In the fight against apathy, inconsiderate behaviour and disrespect, let's try to remember manners don't cost a thing. Play the songs so loud that it is inconsiderate to my neighbours. Also, there are inconsiderate golfers who tend to walk ahead or pass by others immediately after executing their shot. What inconsiderate idiot designed this standard resume form, anyhow? It seems very uncaring and inconsiderate when you think how upsetting this whole thing is for the teachers and children. Brighton has the shops and the crowds, but not the hassle of impolite, inconsiderate and downright ignorant London shoppers. No one thought that was very funny, if anything it was immature and inconsiderate. They argue much of what we believe to be left-overs from inconsiderate chewers are lichens, the most primitive form of plant life. It was very rude and inconsiderate to assume such a thing about a person's parent. It's truly incredible how inconsiderate some people can be. Why does Matt treat me like this uncaring inconsiderate soul all the time? Most of these accidents are caused by inconsiderate, selfish people who don't even insure their cars, and we are left to pay the bill. People are so inconsiderate, especially on Friday evenings. An evil inconsiderate action for which I was immediately admonished by everyone in my family. On weekends you will also find that there are uncaring and inconsiderate drivers who do not observe speed limits and rules of the road. Synonyms thoughtless, unthinking, insensitive, selfish, self-centred, self-seeking, unsympathetic, uncaring, unthoughtful, unconcerned, heedless, unmindful, unkind, uncharitable, ungracious, impolite, discourteous, rude, disrespectful tactless, undiplomatic, indiscreet, indelicate callous, heartless, unfair informal ignorant Derivatives inconsiderately adverbɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətli At any other time, it was a cold, meat-locker-lit, inconsiderately furnished wretch of a room, with service that defined insolence and cooking steeped in indolence. Example sentencesExamples Police have been given tough new powers to confiscate cars and motorbikes from so-called ‘boy racers’ who are caught driving carelessly or inconsiderately. They are digging their own commercial grave, however, by inconsiderately parking their carts and display blankets in a way that leaves hardly any space for the walking public and, more particularly, moi. If people park inconsiderately, it can cause chaos as roads can become impassable. We still drive everyone else nuts, inconsiderately and flagrantly imposing our tastes and points of view across multiple generation gaps. inconsiderateness nounˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətnəsˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətnəs I know a person who neglected her dog due to substance abuse and general inconsiderateness (what a stupid word, no other options currently accessible in my brain). Example sentencesExamples In Madras, where a middle-class commitment to civic order is still discernible, the yob's inconsiderateness and the policeman's complicity heralded anarchy. We should not suffer for her inconsiderateness. I let the idiocy, carelessness and inconsiderateness of some drivers get to me. It was an easy mistake to make; I nonchalantly with the oblivious inconsiderateness of youth, tossed a cigarette and a bottle of petrol into his garden. inconsideration noun ɪnkənsɪd(ə)ˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌɪnkənˌsɪd(ə)ˈreɪʃ(ə)n I became appalled by what I saw in my brothers and sisters, their inconsideration for their hosts. Example sentencesExamples Every dorm-goer must experience his/her share of frustrating roommate hassles and inconsiderations. Maybe it's an escape from the outside world where many of us do battle with the small inconsiderations of strangers and the big ones of colleagues and businesses. Those things are down to sheer inconsideration. In the face of your inconsideration or unkindness, I may experience pain, indignation, chagrin, shame, annoyance, bashfulness and more besides. Origin Late Middle English (originally in the sense 'not properly considered'): from Latin inconsideratus, from in- 'not' + consideratus 'examined, considered' (see considerate). Definition of inconsiderate in US English: inconsiderate adjectiveˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rətˌinkənˈsid(ə)rət Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others. 不替别人着想的，不体谅别人的 it's inconsiderate of her to go away without telling us 她走时说都不跟我们说一声，真不体谅别人。 Example sentencesExamples On weekends you will also find that there are uncaring and inconsiderate drivers who do not observe speed limits and rules of the road. Also, there are inconsiderate golfers who tend to walk ahead or pass by others immediately after executing their shot. I think it's rude and it's inconsiderate - especially if you're meeting in a public place. As though you really are the most inconsiderate people to ever live in the rental across from my home. Stealing a coat during the coldest weather in local history is as inconsiderate as it gets, even if you were drunk! No one thought that was very funny, if anything it was immature and inconsiderate. An evil inconsiderate action for which I was immediately admonished by everyone in my family. Play the songs so loud that it is inconsiderate to my neighbours. They argue much of what we believe to be left-overs from inconsiderate chewers are lichens, the most primitive form of plant life. Residents in the area are also annoyed at the disruption being caused by what they consider to be inconsiderate motorists. In the fight against apathy, inconsiderate behaviour and disrespect, let's try to remember manners don't cost a thing. What inconsiderate idiot designed this standard resume form, anyhow? It was very rude and inconsiderate to assume such a thing about a person's parent. Brighton has the shops and the crowds, but not the hassle of impolite, inconsiderate and downright ignorant London shoppers. People are so inconsiderate, especially on Friday evenings. This is seen to be inconsiderate and to some staff/guests, rude. Most of these accidents are caused by inconsiderate, selfish people who don't even insure their cars, and we are left to pay the bill. Why does Matt treat me like this uncaring inconsiderate soul all the time? It seems very uncaring and inconsiderate when you think how upsetting this whole thing is for the teachers and children. It's truly incredible how inconsiderate some people can be. Synonyms thoughtless, unthinking, insensitive, selfish, self-centred, self-seeking, unsympathetic, uncaring, unthoughtful, unconcerned, heedless, unmindful, unkind, uncharitable, ungracious, impolite, discourteous, rude, disrespectful Origin Late Middle English (originally in the sense ‘not properly considered’): from Latin inconsideratus, from in- ‘not’ + consideratus ‘examined, considered’ (see considerate).
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