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impolido
Spanish
maleducado
Not polite.
disrespectful
polite
rude
ungracious
discourteous
unmannerly
ill-mannered
bratty
unparliamentary
unmannered
brattish
bad-mannered
Portuguese
impolido
Not adhering to the high moral standards expected of a gentleman.
indecent
ungentlemanly
unchivalrous
indecent
ungentlemanly
unchivalrous
1
Oil giants will be forced to change their
indecent
behavior, he said.
2
Seven students were charged with
indecent
exposure after a game last year.
3
Stop stemming! but you don't know the Spanish words for
indecent
exposure.
4
They were being questioned about
indecent
images of children on the Internet.
5
Saint Augustine ridiculed one of the Roman gods in grossly
indecent
language.
1
Simply being alive at that moment seemed, in some indefinable way,
ungentlemanly
.
2
This one was fishing under the bridge and he was most
ungentlemanly
.
3
He then is so
ungentlemanly
as to threaten her with corporal punishment.
4
What he was doing, he told himself, was extremely
ungentlemanly
,
horribly underbred.
5
One by-law runs: 'All profane, vulgar, or
ungentlemanly
talk shall be discountenanced.'
1
And have it said that I won by treachery, with an
unchivalrous
attack?
2
The inflated state of the
unchivalrous
middle, denominated Manchester, terrified him.
3
Every time I thumped your brother's shield, I felt
unchivalrous
.
4
I have never read such
unchivalrous
sentiments in my life-froma man, I mean.
5
Such a bad pupil, Monsieur!-sothankless, cold-hearted,
unchivalrous
,
unforgiving!
1
Bull, stop growling; you are very
impolite
;
the gentleman is in distress.
2
And, being police, you're totally used to being considered rude and
impolite
.
3
Jack gathered that the question was an
impolite
one, by Armenian standards.
4
I decided it was too
impolite
not to respond and stepped forward.
5
Marta found the young woman's insistence both unusual and bordering on
impolite
.
6
In my own character, I rarely do it: nothing is so
impolite
.
7
In America, where food was plentiful, such a display would be
impolite
.
8
I am sure he would not want Frau Dressler to be
impolite
.
9
He didn't feel like chatting, but didn't want to be
impolite
,
either.
10
His abruptness surprised me, and I fought back an equally
impolite
rejoinder.
11
If the dinner is late, it is very
impolite
to appear impatient.
12
Surely, for instance, it would be
impolite
to fall asleep during it?
13
Too great familiarity with new acquaintances is
impolite
as well as unwise.
14
But my grandmother refused to believe that he could have been
impolite
.
15
Excuse me for being so
impolite
as to go to sleep, Mr.
16
Nothing
impolite
but, getting a little restless, he switches on the television.
impolite
very impolite
so impolite
most impolite
seem impolite
as impolite
Portuguese
impolido
indelicado
Spanish
maleducado