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.
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.