Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-hand
adjective/adverb
/ˈɔːfˌhænd/

Definition
Without previous thought or preparation; casually or informally.

Examples
- She gave an off-hand comment about the meeting.
- His off-hand remarks often catch people by surprise.
- When asked for details, he provided an off-hand reply.

Meaning
The term ‘off-hand’ refers to doing something without prior planning or consideration, often in a spontaneous or casual manner.

Synonyms
- casual
- informal
- extemporaneous
- spontaneous