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Meanings of ill-mannered in English
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Examples for "rude"
Examples for "rude"
1
It's really rude. It wasn't the first time Bono has said sorry.
2
He pointed in turn to the rude ornamentation in the shell clasp.
3
It is possible, of course, that she was just being plain rude.
4
Haven't I watched Kate field this question from hundreds of rude people?
5
This unreasonable speculation is a rude contempt toward Chinese law, it said.
1
It is the way to do with Jack-o-lanterns when they become unmannerly.
2
They thought it unmannerly to invite certain ones and leave others out.
3
This unmannerly brute could wait until we were alone for his lesson.
4
And the weather-beaten soldier, the disciple of Voltaire, the malevolent, unmannerly father?
5
Why are you staying away in this unmannerly fashion, you naughty boy?
1
Soft, but with no unmanly softness; luxuriant, but with no unmannered luxury.
2
His unmannered way with two Italian songs was equally impressive.
3
I know you think he is uneducated and socially beneath me, crude and unmannered.
4
Gerrit's quick resentment flared at such an unmannered intrusion, and he moved ungraciously forward.
5
And I have an invitation for you, Evan-youunmannered boy, that you do not bow!
1
I read even at meals, despite my father's protests that it was bad-mannered.
2
What shall I do with this bad-mannered bit of dogdom?
3
Must I on that account submit to every manner of ill-treatment from your bad-mannered friends?
4
And of course that is always bad-mannered.
5
Now I would never be so bad-mannered as to listen where persons did not want me to hear.
Usage of ill-mannered in English
1
So you see, I have absolutely no need for those ill-mannered intellectuals.
2
The coolie and lower class are an ignorant, repulsive and ill-mannered people.
3
This Henry does not mind his children out of their chairs, ill-mannered.
4
Still, to do him justice, the lad is neither ill-looking nor ill-mannered.
5
How many ill-mannered sots could there be at one bloody house party?
6
All altercations, loud talking and noisy laughter are doubly ill-mannered in a ball-room.
7
And she knew the duchess had not meant to be ill-mannered.
8
It may be polished, scholarly, cultured; or, coarse, ignorant and ill-mannered.
9
It must have seemed ill-mannered to have flown by like that.
10
Champagne not properly chilled is brusque and ill-mannered and clamorous in its release.
11
I have met many women equally ill-mannered, and without her excuse.
12
Instead of a worthy and learned scholar, he found a dull ill-mannered peasant.
13
She recalled with malicious satisfaction her ill-mannered remark to Lionel Tarrant.
14
I am ready to ask pardon, if I have been ill-mannered.
15
I remembered the ill-mannered gusto with which Novus licked his plate.
16
She thinks me but a boy, and a somewhat ill-mannered one.
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