Meanings of most indelicate in English

Your over delicate ladies are the most indelicate people in the world.

In terms most indelicate and, frankly, alarming for any father to hear.

Had she been in skirts, it would have been a most indelicate position.

In translating the most indelicate passage of Lucretius, Dryden has rather enhanced than veiled its indecency.

She talks and talks and talks to me whenever she sees me, and insists upon asking the most indelicate questions.

It was most indelicate.

Even the waiter who was on the ground had unwittingly conspired with their delicacy to put them in a most indelicate situation.

Then, she added, because Alexia never stayed silent when she ought, These feelings you engender in me, my lord, are most indelicate.

She soon, however, discovered that his Excellency's intentions were strictly dishonourable, for he made her, she afterwards said, "a most indelicate proposition."

"Really, Helen, I think it's most indelicate of you to refer to such a possibility," the other girl remarked.

"She never enjoyed delicate health at home," he had declared; "in fact, she was always one of the most indelicate women I've ever known."