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What is a word for not thinking before you speak?

There are many words to describe not thinking before you speak, depending on the nuance you want to convey. Here are a few options:

General:

* Impulsive: Acting on sudden urges or desires, without considering the consequences.

* Reckless: Showing a lack of care for the consequences of one's actions.

* Rash: Acting quickly and without thinking carefully.

* Careless: Showing a lack of attention to detail or precision.

Negative:

* Blundering: Making clumsy or careless mistakes, often through lack of thought.

* Thoughtless: Lacking consideration or empathy for others.

* Foolhardy: Acting without thinking of the risks or consequences.

* Inconsiderate: Not taking other people's feelings into account.

Informal:

* Blurting: Speaking abruptly and without thinking.

* Spouting off: Speaking in a loud and often boastful way, without thinking carefully about what you say.

* Shooting from the hip: Speaking quickly and impulsively, without considering the consequences.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the level of formality you require.

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