thoughtless in Latin
thoughtless in Latin is incōgitātus — thoughtless means done without proper thought or care.
thoughtless in Latin
incōgitātus
Inconsiderate, inattentive.
What does "thoughtless" mean?
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adj Done without proper thought or care.
"It was a thoughtless comment that hurt her feelings."
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adj Inconsiderate of other people.
"Leaving the door open in winter was a thoughtless thing to do."
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thoughtless in a sentence
- It was a thoughtless comment that hurt her feelings.
- Leaving the door open in winter was a thoughtless thing to do.
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What is "thoughtless" in Latin?
"thoughtless" in Latin is incōgitātus. thoughtless means: Done without proper thought or care.
How do you use "thoughtless" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a thoughtless comment that hurt her feelings." In Latin, "thoughtless" is incōgitātus.
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