inconsideration (Meaning)

Wordnet

inconsideration (n)

the quality of failing to be considerate of others

Webster

Want of due consideration; inattention to consequences; inconsiderateness.

His inconsideration extended to leaving the car door open, blocking the driveway.
The neighbor's loud music, blasting at all hours, was a clear act of inconsideration.
Her inconsiderate remarks stung deeply, making me question our friendship.
The tour guide's rude behavior toward a fellow traveler was met with gasps of inconsideration.
The construction crew's disregard for sidewalk safety posed a serious hazard due to their inconsideration.
The office's policy of no food allowed during meetings was an act of inconsideration toward those who needed sustenance.
His inconsideration for his elderly parents was a source of constant heartbreak.
The careless driver's decision to speed past the school bus stop displayed their blatant inconsideration for children's safety.
The company's inconsiderate layoffs left countless families struggling to make ends meet.
The student's inconsiderate habit of talking during class disrupted the learning environment for others.

the quality of failing to be considerate of othersWant of due consideration; inattention to consequences; inconsiderateness.

disrespectfulness,disrespect, rudeness, impudence, impoliteness, discourtesy,inconsiderateness, arrogance, diss, impertinence

politeness, thoughtfulness, modesty, considerateness, graciousness, courtesy, civility, courtesy, modesty, politeness

His inconsideration extended to leaving the car door open, blocking the driveway.

The neighbor's loud music, blasting at all hours, was a clear act of inconsideration.

Her inconsiderate remarks stung deeply, making me question our friendship.

The tour guide's rude behavior toward a fellow traveler was met with gasps of inconsideration.