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Meanings of discourteously in English
Usage of discourteously in English
1
How say you, Sir Squire? he added, turning to Ridley, not discourteously.
2
The stout man shook his head and surveyed Patty curiously but not discourteously.
3
Mutimer rose and addressed his visitor easily indeed, but not discourteously.
4
But now he could not think of behaving so discourteously.
5
Maurice received her calmly and not discourteously, but held out no hopes of pardon.
6
Never was Stephen heard to speak discourteously or even ungently to a human being.
7
The man, meanwhile, moved easily beside her, courteously distant, discourteously insistent in his prattle.
8
And I apologise if earlier I addressed you discourteously.
9
All the idlers of Acquapendente-andthey were many-assembledto gaze at us, but not discourteously.
10
Because you have treated me discourteously, Lawrence- Idon'tconsider myself justified in injuring your reputation.
11
He turned quickly, and saw the Lieutenant who had so discourteously used him in the square.
12
The superintendents chatter and laugh discourteously among themselves.
13
Said Lily, impatiently and discourteously, "Who would not rather walk on such a night?"
14
And while he turned out the other damsels from the room discourteously, he made Goewin unwillingly remain.
15
I was treated most discourteously by Madame W. Emile Robert-Houdin, who is the widow of Emile Houdin.
16
Now, though his manner was brusque, he spoke simply and not discourteously of the hunt in the hills.
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