inconsiderate in Irish
inconsiderate in Irish is antuisceanach — inconsiderate means acting without thinking about how it affects other people.
inconsiderate in Irish
antuisceanach
Not considerate of others.
What does "inconsiderate" mean?
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adj Acting without thinking about how it affects other people.
"It was inconsiderate of him to play loud music at midnight."
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inconsiderate in a sentence
- It was inconsiderate of him to play loud music at midnight.
- She felt hurt by her roommate's inconsiderate habit of never washing the dishes.
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What is "inconsiderate" in Irish?
"inconsiderate" in Irish is antuisceanach. inconsiderate means: Acting without thinking about how it affects other people.
How do you use "inconsiderate" in a sentence?
Example: "It was inconsiderate of him to play loud music at midnight." In Irish, "inconsiderate" is antuisceanach.
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