unregardfuladj.

1598 J. Florio Worlde of Wordes Inconsiderato, rash, vnregardfull, inconsiderate.

1614 A. Roberts Sacred Septenarie ii. 73 That wee should honor our parents, and not in death it selfe be vnregardfull of them, is no humane ordinance, but the commandement of God.

1646 E. Gregory Hist. Anat. Christian Melancholy 113 We may perchance fal into a strange dis-respect and unregardfull prophanation of the most sacred things.

1735 S. Humphreys tr. J. de la Fontaine Betrothed Princess in tr. J. de la Fontaine Tales & Novels in Verse 225 She, unregardful, quaff'd, Alternately, a social Draught; Nor e'er suspected, till that Hour, The Glow of its seducing Power.

1778 J. H. Moore Poet. Trifles 54 E'en then, not unregardful of thy name, This aching breast shall heave one sigh for thee.

a1811 J. J. Henry Accurate Acct. Campaign against Quebec (1812) 183 Unregardful of the dogs, we awaited the management of the flight.

1853 J. Ruskin Stones of Venice II. vi. 184 This is design, unregardful of facts.

1879 F. W. Farrar Life & Work St. Paul I. vi. xix. 338 The sea which four times wrecked him with its unregardful storms.

1912 Fortn. Rev. Oct. 659 Places in the Assam Valley, which even the unregardful Government had thought were ours.

1994 M. Klein Easterns, Westerns & Private Eyes viii. 138 Business was a thing which was naturally, inherently unregardful of private life except insofar as it affected Business.