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Meanings of really unkind in English

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Usage of really unkind in English
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It is really unkind to turn me out in this unceremonious fashion.
A Crooked Path: A Novel
2
She gave him a look which said that she was not really unkind.
V. V.'s Eyes
3
And yet she is not really unkind, in spite of her little cunning smile.
The Dangerous Age: Letters and Fragments from a Woman's Diary
4
It's really unkind of you to shut me out now.
An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery
5
And her words about Madame Wolsky were really unkind.
The Chink in the Armour
6
He would not think such a proceeding really unkind.
Remember the Alamo
7
Her father had had all sorts of dirty, secret desires, and he was really unkind.
The new yorker
8
It is really unkind to her.
A Crooked Path: A Novel
9
It is really unkind of you to remain up there alone, when you are so much wanted here.
Barchester Towers
10
That would be really unkind.
Witch Week
11
I think it quite possible that poor little Mrs. Crofton was never really unkind to Colonel Crofton at all.
What Timmy Did
12
Scrubbing your face with soap, hot water and a rough flannel will get it clean, but it's really unkind to skin.
The Irish Times
13
Really unkind in you.
Trials and Confessions of a Housekeeper
14
"My dear old chap," he answered, "that was really unkind.
The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu
15
"Now, dad, it is really unkind of you!"
The House of Whispers
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"And you always take part against me in such things, and I think it is really unkind."
Rollo in Holland
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