unthoughtful
- adjective
- /ʌnˈθɔtθəl/
- I’m immature, I’m unthoughtful.
It sounds trite and unthoughtful if to just say you're awesome.
- It sounds trite and unthoughtful if to just say you're awesome.
- In other words, that you are actually trying to harness the power of, of sleep in a deliberate way rather than an unthoughtful way.
Examples
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Bayreuth was the most conservative, unthoughtful theater in the whole world.
Academic text (1998) -
This is absolutely the case, but Baako's colleagues are not merely lazy or unthoughtful.
Academic text (2008) -
It sounds trite and unthoughtful if to just say you're awesome.
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On a final note, I think that being around kids is life-giving and a gift; we also get to be role models, and I guess rather than getting annoyed at the noisy kid or the 'unthoughtful parents,' we could put ourselves in their shoes and not be another pair of judgey eyes—compassion and prayer for them.
Blog text (17) -
His unthoughtful comments during the meeting annoyed his colleagues.
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She often makes unthoughtful decisions without considering the consequences.
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The article was criticized for its unthoughtful approach to the complex issues.
Synonyms
Not thinking or paying attention before acting
Not caring about how your words or actions may hurt others
Not careful about how words or actions might hurt other people
Not carefully planned or thought about before doing it
Made or said without careful thought
Not thinking carefully before acting or speaking
A person who does not think carefully before acting
Antonyms
How Thoughtful
Surface Forms
Morphology
unthoughtful = thoughtful (transparent) = un + thought + ful
The negation prefix 'un-' is directly applied to the adjective 'thoughtful', yielding the straightforward opposite meaning.
Etymology
Unthoughtful is made of un- meaning 'not' and thoughtful, from thought meaning 'to think' or 'care'. So unthoughtful means 'not careful' or 'not thinking about others', which is why unthoughtful words or actions can hurt people.