insensitively
Adverb
Meaning
in an insensitive manner
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Examples
the police officer questioned the woman rather insensitively about the attack
Additionally, a professor from your institution framed a question very insensitively asking if I had just thought what had happened to me was rape because “my friend had told me.”
Have successive governments not looked on insensitively for those projects to either wither away or stand tall on the landscape as white elephants?
The ill-conceived remembrance is by now as much a 9/11 anniversary tradition as the insensitively branded 9/11 memorial tweet, but even by the degraded standards of the remember-when genre, today’s contributions by ESPN and Grantland are really out there.
It’s just easy to deliver this kind of suggestion insensitively.
Nicholson, perhaps insensitively, calls Williams onstage to deliver his speech for him—to make it “funnier.”