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Meanings of very unkind in English

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Usage of very unkind in English
1
I think that is very unkind; and she marched on in silence.
Dawn
2
It is a very unkind and unworthy especially in a devotional article.
The Irish Times
3
I always thought it very unkind, and was greatly discontented at it.
Beric the Briton : a Story of the Roman Invasion
4
Roger is very unkind: but floods and falling houses are unkinder still.
The Settlers at Home
5
How very unkind of you to speak of my tastes like that.
Tales of Old Japan
6
My dear child, you were very wrong, as well as very unkind.
The Vicar's Daughter
7
It is very unkind of Henry to keep us here-fifteenweeks now.'
The Trial; Or, More Links of the Daisy Chain
8
I said to my mother these people were very bad, very unkind.
The Guardian
9
I know you think what I'm saying is very unkind, and it is.
The cottage
10
Wheeler has really been very unkind in interfering with my plans.
Cast Upon the Breakers
11
That was very unkind in you, considering she is so fond of you.
Beulah
12
You must have been very unkind and tiresome to vex her so much.
Susan / A Story for Children
13
It was really very unkind of him, after so much civility to him.
Now It Can Be Told
14
Mamma was not at all pleased, and I was very unkind to her.
Confidence
15
You know people have been very unkind since Bertha Dorset quarrelled with her.
The House of Mirth
16
Marietta did not even answer this, which Nella thought very unkind of her.
Marietta: A Maid of Venice
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare