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Meanings of ingratitude in English
Usage of ingratitude in English
1
I owe her too much; ingratitude in me would be doubly base.
2
No; for it is a sure way of leading them to ingratitude.
3
Sick with the sense of human ingratitude I sank upon the sand.
4
I hate treachery and ingratitude, your honour; they are so terribly ungentlemanlike.
5
Here again he was met with the ingratitude of the cotton States.
6
In the first place, she felt bitterly her apparent ingratitude to him.
7
His selfishness is never satisfied; his ingratitude is never at an end.
8
Byron was on the phone, chastising his brother-in- law for his ingratitude.
9
There is no ingratitude in saying this, because she herself admitted it.
10
Put in remembrance your ingratitude: see thou, if thou mayest be justified.
11
The Big Ones understood his frame of mind and overlooked his ingratitude.
12
That was the worst case of ingratitude I ever met up with.
13
When I think of it I grow ashamed of my own ingratitude.
14
And the wise man threw up eyes and hands at his ingratitude.
15
Nor was she pleased by the High Sparrow's endless truculence and ingratitude.
16
He therefore upbraided Rochester with ingratitude, and banished him from the court.
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Ingratitude through the time
Ingratitude across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare