tactlessly

The Regent had just tactlessly offended him by refusing to let him take possession of the town of Orléans.

Lewis asked tactlessly, impelled by he knew not what motive.

The other members of the Government, while not so tactlessly hostile, were not particularly encouraging.

It has most tactlessly begun to rain again to-day, and with an E. wind it may continue, which will mean a vile slime for marching.

He was disturbed only to the point of feeling that he had spoken tactlessly, and proceeded to repair the error.