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considerate

1 antonyms and opposites of considerate, grouped by meaning.

Adjective — Thoughtful about the feelings and needs of other people.

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What does “considerate” mean?

The word “considerate” means thoughtful about the feelings and needs of other people. In plain terms, careful not to upset or inconvenience others; thoughtful and kind.

How do you pronounce “considerate”?

“Considerate” is pronounced kuhn-SIH-duh-ruht (/kənˈsɪdəɹət/ in IPA).

How do you use “considerate” in a sentence?

Here is “considerate” used in a sentence: “It was considerate of him to call ahead and warn us.”

What is the opposite of “considerate”?

The opposite of “considerate” — its antonyms — is inconsiderate.

What part of speech is “considerate”?

“Considerate” is an adjective.

Is “considerate” a common word?

“Considerate” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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