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Meanings of unmannerly in English
Usage of unmannerly in English
1
It is the way to do with Jack-o-lanterns when they become unmannerly.
2
They thought it unmannerly to invite certain ones and leave others out.
3
This unmannerly brute could wait until we were alone for his lesson.
4
And the weather-beaten soldier, the disciple of Voltaire, the malevolent, unmannerly father?
5
Why are you staying away in this unmannerly fashion, you naughty boy?
6
He was at the mercy of that shouting audience- amostunmannerly mob!
7
The lassie had nae liking for the unmannerly wind and snaw of Edinburgh.
8
Perhaps after all the fellow had been no worse than an unmannerly bear.
9
If I throw bread pellets at the girls, they will call me unmannerly.
10
Hunger made his body jerked and his eyes shine with an unmannerly eagerness.
11
But further, upon higher accounts this is a very uncivil and unmannerly practice.
12
Before he had finished speaking, Krafft burst into an unmannerly peal of laughter.
13
Thou unmannerly cur, offer't but again and I put thee to the door.
14
Get you gone- astickto your back is what you want, unmannerly dog.
15
You're unmannerly enough to ask for a third helping to cake.
16
But it shall never be said that Jack Sparhawk was an unmannerly lubber.
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United Kingdom
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