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Meanings of ungracious in English
Usage of ungracious in English
1
The manner of Colonel Armytage was stiff and ungracious in the extreme.
2
The manner of the woman was ungracious; but her words were true.
3
It seems an ungracious thing to say; but it is the truth.
4
Mr. Greylston still mute and ungracious; his sister shrank away from him.
5
Bidwell was not an ungracious man; he removed his hat, first thing.
6
The suggestion was acceptable: Victor signified as much with an ungracious mumble.
7
Winterfield spoke of an ungracious reception on the part of Mrs. Romayne.
8
The visitor looked on with dismay during this ungracious and taunting speech.
9
The prompt turning of the key sounded, he thought, a little ungracious.
10
I took down the address, but I was most ungracious to Eilert.
11
But Miss Nightingale took no heed of ungracious words and cold looks.
12
His conduct towards him subsequently was on various occasions cold and ungracious.
13
It may seem ungracious, but I must take you to task seriously.
14
He was beginning to wish himself well out of an ungracious business.
15
Edith colored and looked uncomfortable, feeling that perhaps she was being ungracious.
16
To have refused such tokens of Christian love, would have been ungracious.
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