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Meanings of so unkind in English
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Usage of so unkind in English
1
She is so unkind and gives me all the punishments she can.
2
It seems so unkind to change our plans at this late hour.
3
I have shed quarts of tears because you were so unkind and-faithless
4
Some were so unkind as to make fun of her strange appearance.
5
Surely, sweeting, you will not be so unkind as to destroy it.
6
My little woman, my own little woman-shecould not be so unkind.
7
Well, I'm blest if I thought you could be so unkind, Mrs.
8
Oh, yes, you will; you will not be so unkind as that.
9
Now don't laugh- alaughthat hurts anyone's feelings is so unkind-tip-toetoo
10
He would never under normal circumstances have said anything so unkind about her.
11
Her dear little boys had never been so unkind to each other before.
12
The act pierced Benjamin's heart, it was so unkind and cruel.
13
Jacqueline says his father was an honest man, though he was so unkind.
14
Parents, mothers especially, will love their children, though ever so unkind and disobedient.
15
O Father and Mother, why are you so unkind to me?
16
Blow, blow, thou winter wind, thou art not so unkind as man's ingratitude.
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