Aún no tenemos significados para "very ungracious".
1It will be very ungracious in you to go away and leave it.
2This was very ungracious,-somuch so that Georgey almost flounced out of the room.
3They say the Bugbear is a very ungracious master.
4And there was Lord Porlock, looking very ungracious, and not talking to anybody about anything.
5I know that it is very ungracious and ungrateful of me, but it is the fact.
6The whole transaction had a very ungracious aspect.
7However, it would look very ungracious to refuse.
8All this was very ungracious, no doubt, but such had been my attitude for seven years.
9It's very ungracious on your part, Captain Frere.
10I, for one, call it very ungracious of you to try to dispense with our agreeable society.
11The sisters thought her very ungracious.
12I upheld your Eva, too, as well as you, though she had been very ungracious whenever we met.
13The words sounded very ungracious.
14That is very ungracious, Conway.
15The remarks of Miss Martineau upon the women of America are all very ungracious, and some of them very unjust.
16I felt it was very ungracious of you to imply that the High Commissioner, of all people, would seek to exclude him.
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