callously
Adverb
Meaning
in a callous way
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Examples
he callously exploited their feelings
As Donald Trump remarked so callously of the death toll among his own people, “it is what it is”.
Breed corruption, callously end a federation, deny debate in parliament about Anglophone crisis, declare war from the airport without consulting parliament and set the country on internecine fire while begging the US for Aid.
Regularly in the Middle East children have been targeted callously, like the Gaza City beach attack in July 2014, where four boys aged 9 to 11 were attacked in an Israeli air strike.
Sexton callously called it a "good career move."
I think the confusion comes from how callously users and customers are conflated.