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Meanings of ingrate in English
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ingrat Usage of ingrate in English
1
Incidentally, you ingrate, you'll find your weapons in your bedside table drawers.
2
Judge, then, if I were not an ingrate to forget the service.
3
Threepio was once again rapidly overheating his circuits toward the Corellian ingrate.
4
He may have been an idealist, but he was not an ingrate.
5
I am a fool-aningrate, You have been too gentle with me.
6
My father loved him, confided in him, and the ingrate betrayed him!
7
How infinite is her trust, and what a besotted ingrate I am!
8
I, the recipient of the master's favors, an ingrate and a wretch!
9
Now let me tell you that the ingrate in politics never flourishes long.
10
Base ingrate, he threatened to betray, to denounce, and I crushed the reptile.
11
The confounded ingrate informs me that Mr. Okada turned him loose.
12
The vulgar ingrate is full of ashes; what was within Barkilphedro?
13
I should, indeed, be an ingrate if I did not acknowledge my debt.
14
Hotham is a traitor, an ingrate who has betrayed me, betrayed us all.
15
Ridgway's contemptuous eyes sifted to the ingrate's soul until it shriveled.
16
It shall never be written in history that Pierre Fougas was an ingrate!
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