Reverse Dictionary: CONSIDERATE

 ADJECTIVES
1449 — CONSIDERATIVE considerate, thoughtful, careful → obs.
1596 — ADVICEFUL considerate, thoughtful, attentive, careful → obs.
1709 — TENDER considerate, circumspect, careful; scrupulous → Sc. obs.
1899 — THRIFTY considerate, thoughtful, saving of time or trouble → 1899 Sc.
1941 — THOUGHTY considerate, thoughtful, kind → Amer. dial.
1982 — THOTTY considerate, thoughtful, kind → 1982 Amer. dial.

NOUNS
1542 — COMITY considerate and kindly behaviour towards others; courtesy, civility 

NOUNS, PERSON
1970 — ONE GOOD WOMAN the ideal soulmate, considerate, sympathetic, and probably sexy too → African-American sl.

VERBS
1753 — LET SOMEONE DOWN EASY to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.
1820 — LET SOMEONE OFF EASY to deal with someone considerately and kindly → sl.
1835 — LET SOMEONE DOWN GENTLY to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.
1843 — LET SOMEONE DOWN SOFTLY  to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.
.M19 — LET SOMEONE DOWN LIGHT to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.
.M19 — LET SOMEONE DOWN LIGHTLY to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.
1883 — LET SOMEONE DOWN EASILY to treat someone considerately and kindly when delivering bad or disappointing news → colloq.