considerate

kun-SID-er-itadj

Meaning careful not to hurt, bother or inconvenience others

Memory hook CONSIDER IT first. Before Jonah bangs his drum, he stops to consider it: is the baby asleep? Thinking of others first makes him considerate.

It was considerate of Omar to call ahead and say he would be late.

In context The upstairs neighbors were unusually considerate: knowing the baby napped at noon, they always waited until two o’clock to vacuum.

Similar thoughtful, mindful, kind, attentive

Opposite inconsiderate, thoughtless, selfish

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