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Meanings of unkind in English
Usage of unkind in English
1
I think that is very unkind; and she marched on in silence.
2
Miranda left the party they were at after the boyfriend's unkind words.
3
No; I am not invited, and I call it unkind of Harriet.
4
WITHOUT wanting to sound unkind, Fionn Regan cannot give a straight answer.
5
I feel history has been unkind to this flawed but fascinating figure.
6
She should have let him sit with her: it had been unkind.
7
He didn't look unkind; that was the weird, and most frightening, thing.
8
It is really unkind to turn me out in this unceremonious fashion.
9
A new thing, this hot glare, the malice of an unkind sun.
10
Link is careful to keep any unkind sarcasm out of his voice.
11
But I think you are unkind in saying such things to me.
12
He says unkind things about her interests and her abilities in school.
13
At the time I thought him inexcusably and brutally unkind to me.
14
Maybe it is unfair, and unkind that you suffered in the beyond.
15
It is a very unkind and unworthy especially in a devotional article.
16
If results are unkind, two wins out of two could be required.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common