Thoughtlessly
Well
Well adverb - With good reason or courtesy.
Usage example: we cannot well get out of going to your cousin's wedding
Thoughtlessly is an antonym for well.
Nearby Word: welled
Both words in one sentence
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In the former, Glomgold wishes for Scrooge to be stranded on a desert island and then ends up there as well after thoughtlessly wishing that he could see the look on his rival's face.
Source: Western Animation / DuckTales - Grange Hill: An autistic character (this was back in the days when it was just becoming well known, making him one of the more accurate portrayals) thoughtlessly mentions that Britain had the highest divorce rate in Europe to a girl whose parents are being divorced.
Source: Disturbing Statistic -
Not a Game: William at first has to deal with Jason not understanding this; his lecture regarding it (after Jason thoughtlessly uses the token to shrink Deegan) is very effective, as well as showing he's much more mature and awesome than he gives himself credit for.
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