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Meanings of very ungentlemanly in English
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Usage of very ungentlemanly in English
1
If you don't know any better, let me tell you it's very ungentlemanly.
2
It is a very ungentlemanly thing to tell lies.
3
To quarrel with a visitor for such a cause as that, was very ungentlemanly and unkind.
4
When the Argentine commander tried to shake his hand, he said: "It is very ungentlemanly of you to refuse to shake my hand".
5
"I think it very ungentlemanly of him," brooded Mr. Aaa.
6
"It is very ungentlemanly of him," she said.
7
"Father," she squeaked, in real anguish, "it is very ungentlemanly to read another person's private correspondence, especially when it's talking correspondence."