Meanings of gross ingratitude in English

This was the gross ingratitude exhibited by Bedden and his people.

It would be gross ingratitude indeed if I did not.

He had built a farmers' club, to which the farmers, in gross ingratitude, had never gone.

In Africa this is held to arise from the bad character of the spirits; their gross ingratitude and fickleness.

It was bad enough to be a thief, but to this he had added deception, falsehood, and gross ingratitude.

Ferdinand was polite, but selfish and cold; nor can this calculating prince ever be vindicated from the stain of gross ingratitude.

He behaved shamefully ill; he repaid their hospitality with gross ingratitude; other details and facts regarding his conduct also became known to me.

But he died soon afterwards, at the close of 1749, and after his death his sons were treated with gross ingratitude and neglect.

Senator Alcorn felt, therefore, that in taking sides against him and in favor of Ames in 1873 Mr. Bruce was guilty of gross ingratitude.