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Meanings of ill-breeding in English
Catalan
manca d'educació Usage of ill-breeding in English
1
By refusing to see his ill-breeding she actually did terminate its existence.
2
She did not mind Lilly's ill-breeding, nor was she surprised at it.
3
And over all the same air of personal slovenliness and ill-breeding.
4
Yet, never did Jarl heed her ill-breeding; but patiently overlooked and forgave it.
5
I answered discreetly yet frankly, for there was no ill-breeding in his curiosity.
6
If this be among you it is a sign of ill-breeding.
7
Besides, he blamed himself for the ill-breeding of his own irony.
8
Vulgarity, conceit, ill-breeding-thegreat lawyer detected them in five minutes' conversation.
9
Her direst thunders, however, were kept for anything which approached ill-breeding.
10
Mr. Darcy looked a little ashamed of his aunt's ill-breeding, and made no answer.
11
To be silent and stiff on such an occasion would show much-ignorance and ill-breeding.
12
It is a sign of ill-breeding to change your seat in a car or omnibus.
13
To reprove a waiter is the height of ill-breeding.
14
This, in you, would be mere ill-breeding and ill-temper.
15
Pushing aside another person is an act of ill-breeding.
16
She was both ashamed and amused,-ashamedof their ill-breeding and amused by their useless bickering.
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