Unthoughtful

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈθɔt.fəl/

Definitions of unthoughtful

adjective describing someone who lacks consideration or thoughtfulness in their actions

Example Sentences

A1 She was unthoughtful and forgot to bring a gift to the party.

A2 His unthoughtful behavior upset his friends.

B1 The unthoughtful decision to cancel the event caused disappointment among attendees.

B2 Her unthoughtful remarks offended many people in the audience.

C1 The politician's unthoughtful actions led to public outcry.

C2 The CEO's unthoughtful choices resulted in financial losses for the company.

Examples of unthoughtful in a Sentence

formal His unthoughtful actions caused a lot of inconvenience for the team.

informal She can be so unthoughtful sometimes, forgetting important details.

slang Stop being so unthoughtful, it's really annoying.

figurative The unthoughtful decision led to a chain of unfortunate events.

Grammatical Forms of unthoughtful

• past tense: unthoughtful
• plural: unthoughtfuls
• comparative: more unthoughtful
• superlative: most unthoughtful
• present tense: unthinkful
• future tense: will be unthoughtful
• perfect tense: have been unthoughtful
• continuous tense: is being unthoughtful
• singular: unthoughtful
• positive degree: unthoughtful
• infinitive: to be unthoughtful
• gerund: being unthoughtful
• participle: unthoughtful

Origin and Evolution of unthoughtful

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unthoughtful' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'thoughtful' meaning 'considerate or attentive to others' needs'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unthoughtful' has retained its original meaning of lacking consideration or thoughtfulness towards others.