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unthinking

/ʌnˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

unthinkingadjective

more unthinking

Comp.

most unthinking

Super.

/ʌnˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

Translations

irréfléchiSe dit d’une parole, d’un acte ou d’une attitude faits sans réflexion.

His unthinking remarks often got him into trouble with his friends.

Ses remarques irréfléchies lui attiraient souvent des ennuis avec ses amis.

Additional translations

machinalSe dit d’un geste ou d’une réaction automatique, sans réflexion consciente.

Definitions

Lacking consideration or thought; not reflecting on the consequences of one's actions.

His unthinking remarks often got him into trouble with his friends.

Automatic or instinctive, without conscious thought.

She gave an unthinking nod in agreement, not fully processing what was being said.

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unthinkverb

unthinking

ing-form

unthought

Past Simple

unthought

Past Participle

unthinking

ing-form

/ʌnˈθɪŋk/

Translations

oublier

After the traumatic event, she tried to unthink the memories that haunted her.

Après l’événement traumatisant, elle a essayé d’oublier les souvenirs qui la hantaient.

Definitions

To deliberately stop thinking about something or to erase it from one's mind.

After the traumatic event, she tried to unthink the memories that haunted her.

To reverse or undo a previously held idea, perspective, or line of thought.

Once you understand gravity, you can never completely unthink the concept.

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unthinkgerund / present participle

unthinking

Used attributively (e.g., "unthinking actions") to describe behavior done without thought.

Translations

irréfléchi

His unthinking remarks offended everyone in the room.

Ses remarques irréfléchies ont offensé tout le monde dans la pièce.

Additional translations

inconsidéréPlus soutenu ; se dit d’un propos ou d’un acte fait sans égard.

Definitions

Acting or speaking without consideration or reflection; heedless.

His unthinking remarks offended everyone in the room.

unthinkpast participle

Definitions

Not previously conceived, considered, or imagined.

They were forced to confront dangers previously unthought.