SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
inconsiderate
adjective
Showing too little concern for the needs, rights, or feelings of others.
SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
adjective
Showing too little concern for the needs, rights, or feelings of others.
These extend or explain the idea and may require a different sentence structure.
Inconsiderate conduct may result from thoughtlessness rather than a deliberate wish to harm.
CHECK THE MEANING IN CONTEXT
Playing loud music outside the study room was inconsiderate.
In a shared office kitchen, one tenant behaved in a boorish way, talking loudly over introductions and mocking another person's lunch. His uncivil reply to a polite request made the exchange more uncomfortable: he told the speaker to stop wasting his time. Leaving his bags across the only spare chair was also inconsiderate of people trying to sit down.
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