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Meanings of ungraciousness in English

An offensive lack of good manners.

Usage of ungraciousness in English
1
She felt the uselessness of her protest, the ungraciousness of her demeanour.
December Love
2
Keineth did not suspect that perhaps a little jealousy prompted Peggy's ungraciousness.
Keineth
3
As Ralph was explaining his apparent ungraciousness, Dora's soul was roughly shaken.
The Girl at Cobhurst
4
The strongest argument for the divine grace is simply its ungraciousness.
Orthodoxy
5
Again he cleared his throat and went on with sulky ungraciousness:
Bruce
6
But how can a conscientious biographer help this ungraciousness and inaccommodativeness?
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
7
The ungraciousness of his reception did not seem in the least to disconcert him.
Once Upon A Time
8
She found that courteous good-humor was the rule, and selfishness and ungraciousness the exception.
Four Girls at Chautauqua
9
Far from being daunted, she was visibly encouraged by the ungraciousness of his manner.
No Name
10
Anderson felt her ungraciousness, but she herself did not seem to realize it at all.
The Debtor: A Novel
11
She saw that she could not refuse without ungraciousness.
The Nest Builder: A Novel
12
A feeling of shame for her sister's ungraciousness possessed Lavinia and mounted to angry resentment.
The Happy End
13
His temper was haughty and reserved: Augustus had often apologised for the ungraciousness of his manners.
The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Volume 03: Tiberius
14
Miss Hitchcock blushed at the challenge, and interrupted to save the speech from its final ungraciousness.
The Web of Life
15
But Claire, shamed by her brother's ungraciousness, spoke up courteously to relieve the visitor's dire embarrassment.
Black Caesar's Clan : A Florida Mystery Story
16
The ungraciousness of the words was lost in the accent of grief with which they were spoken.
Muslin
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