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Meanings of very ungracious in anglès

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Usage of very ungracious in anglès
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It will be very ungracious in you to go away and leave it.
An Original Belle
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This was very ungracious,-somuch so that Georgey almost flounced out of the room.
The Way We Live Now
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They say the Bugbear is a very ungracious master.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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And there was Lord Porlock, looking very ungracious, and not talking to anybody about anything.
Doctor Thorne
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I know that it is very ungracious and ungrateful of me, but it is the fact.
Dawn
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The whole transaction had a very ungracious aspect.
The Personal Life of David Livingstone / Chiefly from his Unpubl...
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However, it would look very ungracious to refuse.
Madame Chrysantheme — Volume 3
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All this was very ungracious, no doubt, but such had been my attitude for seven years.
A Daughter of the Middle Border
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It's very ungracious on your part, Captain Frere.
For the Term of His Natural Life
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I, for one, call it very ungracious of you to try to dispense with our agreeable society.
The Title Market
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The sisters thought her very ungracious.
The Home; Or, Life in Sweden
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I upheld your Eva, too, as well as you, though she had been very ungracious whenever we met.
In the Fire of the Forge: A Romance of Old Nuremberg — Volume 07
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The words sounded very ungracious.
The Northern Light
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That is very ungracious, Conway.
One of the 28th: A Tale of Waterloo
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The remarks of Miss Martineau upon the women of America are all very ungracious, and some of them very unjust.
Diary in America, Series Two
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I felt it was very ungracious of you to imply that the High Commissioner, of all people, would seek to exclude him.
The Irish Times
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