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Meanings of so discourteous in English

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Usage of so discourteous in English
1
I would not be so discourteous as to cast it aside.
The Shelters of Stone
2
I hope I shall never be so discourteous as to keep an opponent waiting.
The Snare
3
And she could not be so discourteous as to bid them dine at home.
The Gold of Chickaree
4
Indeed, she has been so discourteous that Edward has given her Fotheringhay to keep her from court.
The White Queen
5
I then needs must be so discourteous as to reply that they were "too small."
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
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Thank you; I did not think you would be so discourteous...
Beatrix of Clare
7
It seems so discourteous.
Blameless
8
I was not so discourteous as to keep secrets from a fellow who had saved my life; Laesus knew I was teasing.
Shadows in Bronze
9
No true knight would be so discourteous as to turn up uninvited, but you creatures of the hedge...
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
10
Gently and sorrowfully Lancelot repulsed her, and, by her father's advice, was even so discourteous as to leave her without a special farewell.
Legends of the Middle Ages / Narrated with Special Reference to ...
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If you, the woman, acknowledge yourself vulnerable, how can I, the man, be so discourteous as to assure you that I am proof?
The Witch of Prague: A Fantastic Tale
12
"No, professor," the captain replied, "I wouldn't be so discourteous.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
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