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Meanings of great unkindness in English
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Usage of great unkindness in English
1
I cannot hinder you, but it would be great unkindness on your part.
2
He grew more pettish and dissatisfied, and frequently acted towards her with great unkindness.
3
It is behaving with great unkindness to myself, but that is a small matter.
4
I had heard that he had acted towards Major Houghton with great unkindness, and caused him to be plundered.
5
I hear she is troubled with such sudden passions after any great unkindness or grief of mind, says Randolph.
6
When Sir Launcelot saw him he saluted hin not fair, but cried on high: Knight, keep thee, for thou hast done to me great unkindness.
7
When Sir Launcelot saw him he saluted him not fair, but cried on high: Knight, keep thee, for thou hast done to me great unkindness.
8
These men treated me with the greatest unkindness.
9
To her Truth said: Your greatest unkindness to your son was your unkindness to his dog.
10
I will add, it is the greatest unkindness thou canst return to the Lord to doubt this mercy notwithstanding.
11
'Then you'll do him the greatest unkindness you can-that'sall,' replied Mr. Maynard angrily, and walked out of the room.
12
"You must remember," he said, "that the greatest unkindness one can do another is to encourage false hopes in him."