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Meanings of unfeeling in English
Usage of unfeeling in English
1
But Pamela knew that others saw her family as decadent, careless, unfeeling.
2
How could a man, a Jewish man, ask such an unfeeling question?
3
I couldn't speak of this in such a crude and unfeeling way.
4
The lawyer spoke in an unfeeling tone and with a sinister smile.
5
The ladies smiled, and one gentleman laughed in a most unfeeling manner.
6
All concurred in declaring the archduke to be obstinate, unfeeling, and intractable.
7
The pantograph was tracing Weaver's eyelids, and then the unfeeling eyes themselves.
8
Their faces bore that unfeeling stamp, which springs from depravity and degradation.
9
As I have renounced such an unfeeling, unsympathizing friend as Herr B.
10
The incompetent man, on the other hand, is presuming, exacting, and unfeeling.
11
But I now believe that you are unnaturally cold, heartless, and unfeeling.
12
I had pictured that world to myself as cold, selfish, and unfeeling.
13
I think they are, generally, more unfeeling and selfish than poor people.
14
Without God, the universe can only be a machine... unthinking, uncaring, unfeeling.
15
I've often thought since, how selfish and unfeeling I must have been.
16
Was this the unfeeling, the degraded soul you thought to be mine?
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Unfeeling through the time
Unfeeling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common