Pronunciation: /ʌn.səˈlɪ.sɪ.təs/
adjective describes someone who is not showing concern or care for others
A1 She was unsolicitous of his feelings and spoke harshly to him.
A2 The unsolicitous behavior of the customer service representative left the customer feeling unimportant.
B1 The unsolicitous attitude of the manager towards employee well-being led to low morale in the office.
B2 The unsolicitous nature of the company's response to the environmental concerns raised by activists was disappointing.
C1 His unsolicitous demeanor during the crisis showed a lack of empathy and concern for others.
C2 The unsolicitous approach of the government towards the needs of the marginalized communities sparked protests and demands for change.
formal The unsolicitous nature of his behavior was seen as a sign of his lack of interest in the project.
informal She was pleasantly surprised by his unsolicitous offer to help with her car trouble.
slang I appreciate your unsolicitous attitude towards helping me out, dude.
figurative His unsolicitous demeanor was like a breath of fresh air in a world full of pushy people.
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