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Meanings of inhospitality in English
Spanish
inhospitalidad Usage of inhospitality in English
1
They all preserve, however, the common characteristics of barrenness, inhospitality, and misery.
2
I trust you will pardon my poor Naples for her present inhospitality.
3
Belgium stared its inhospitality, its contempt, its cynical drolleries at the invader.
4
Would we lay upon them the burden of the sin of inhospitality?
5
The inclemency of the weather was preferable to the inhospitality of the interior.
6
Such exclusiveness lays the Auto-Comrade open, of course, to the charge of inhospitality.
7
And now come; you must not be able to accuse me of inhospitality.
8
Then suddenly realizing his inhospitality, he urged me to be seated.
9
Flattery and inhospitality, deceit and cruelty,-whatare more hideous than these?
10
The banks themselves depressed the explorers by their melancholy inhospitality.
11
Yet he censures the Egyptian meanness and inhospitality to strangers.
12
Mr. Gotobed would, no doubt, have delighted in such inhospitality.
13
My inhospitality was terrible to her, and she spoke sharply.
14
Tragedy's inhospitality to woman springs from nature's inhospitality to man.
15
Consider the inhospitality of refusing shelter from the inclemency of the weather to helpless females.
16
Pay no heed to him; he means no inhospitality.
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