inconsiderate; thoughtless; heedless
Describes a person who does not consider the feelings of others, social norms, or potential danger. Often used in negative evaluations of behavior. The word is somewhat old-fashioned and may be encountered in literary or period contexts.
Everyone was exasperated by his thoughtless behavior.
そんな気回りないことを言うなんて、君らしくないよ。
It's not like you to say something so inconsiderate.
Means insensitive or tactless; focuses on bluntness or lack of delicacy, while 気回り無い emphasizes a broader failure to consider others or circumstances.
Kanji spelling; very rare and likely archaic or literary. The word is almost never written this way in modern Japanese.
Alternate kanji-kana mixed spelling; equally rare. The kana-only form is the practical modern spelling.
Compound of 気回り (きまわり, 'consideration' or 'attentiveness') and 無い (ない, 'not exist'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the word is now rare and largely replaced by more common synonyms.