considerate (Meaning)

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considerate (a)

showing concern for the rights and feelings of others

Sarah offered to help her friend move, a very considerate gesture during a busy time.
The considerate teacher adjusted the lesson plan to accommodate students with different learning styles.
He turned down the music volume, being considerate of his sleeping neighbors.
Leaving a thank-you note for the host is a considerate way to show appreciation after a dinner party.
Packing a healthy snack for your travel companion is a considerate act, especially on a long journey.
The considerate bus driver waited a few extra minutes for a passenger who was running late.
When responding to criticism, it's important to be considerate of the other person's feelings.
He lowered his voice when speaking on the phone, being considerate of those around him.
A considerate gift considers the recipient's interests and needs, rather than just your own preference.
Leaving the library bookshelves neat and organized is a considerate act for future users.

showing concern for the rights and feelings of others

attentive, kind, respectful, caring, thoughtful, helpful, kindly, polite, good,gracious

inconsiderate, unkind, unkind,inconsiderate, unthinking, inattentive, inattentive, uncaring, uncaring, heedless

Sarah offered to help her friend move, a very considerate gesture during a busy time.

The considerate teacher adjusted the lesson plan to accommodate students with different learning styles.

He turned down the music volume, being considerate of his sleeping neighbors.

Leaving a thank-you note for the host is a considerate way to show appreciation after a dinner party.