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thoughtlessly

/ˈθɔːt.ləs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « sans réfléchir » ou « de manière négligente, sans égard pour les sentiments des autres ». Décrit des actions accomplies sans considération suffisante des conséquences ou d'autrui.

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adverb

/ˈθɔːt.ləs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « sans réfléchir » ou « de manière négligente, sans égard pour les sentiments des autres ». Décrit des actions accomplies sans considération suffisante des conséquences ou d'autrui.

An adverb meaning "without thinking" or "in a careless or inconsiderate manner." It describes actions performed without due consideration of consequences or the feelings of others.

  1. Without considerationB2formal

    In a way that shows a lack of thought or consideration for others.

    frsans considération

    • He thoughtlessly interrupted her while she was speaking.
    • She thoughtlessly threw away the receipt without checking it.
    • They thoughtlessly parked in the disabled spot.

    Synonymescarelesslyheedlesslyinconsideratelyindifferentlyinsensitivelynegligentlytactlesslyunfeelinglyunthinkingly

    Antonymesattentivelycarefullyconsideratelymindfullythoughtfully

  2. Without careful thinkingB2formal

    In a way that is done without careful thought or planning.

    frsans réflexion

    • He thoughtlessly agreed to the contract without reading it.
    • She thoughtlessly spent all her savings on a whim.
    • The decision was made thoughtlessly, leading to many problems.

    Synonymescarelesslyheedlesslyimpulsivelyinconsideratelymindlesslyrashlyunthinkingly

    Antonymescarefullyconsideratelydeliberatelyprudentlythoughtfully

Formes
  • more thoughtlessly comparative form
  • most thoughtlessly superlative form
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