Showing no courtesy; rude.
1 That would be discourteous , and I should deeply regret any further discourtesy.
2 But it would be worse than discourteous were I to accept it.
3 This distant rejoinder practically ends the brief acquaintance without any discourteous rebuff.
4 She entered the dining-room timidly, expecting some comment on her discourteous absence.
5 It isn't appropriate for me to do that, it would be discourteous .
6 He punishes his subjects if they rebel or are discourteous to him.
7 Men don't usually give the signal to the leader's mate, it's discourteous .
8 Let it be answered the questioner, with no discourteous adjectives, Thou fool!
9 She must learn it is discourteous to ask so many questions, he added.
10 It was discourteous , and dangerous-evenwhen she could call upon the guardian's power.
11 Eva Saint Clair Andrews felt herself justified in the retort discourteous .
12 No; but I cannot imagine any man being discourteous to you.
13 The anti-machine Senators are never guilty of discourteous treatment of a fellow Senator.
14 I would not be so discourteous as to cast it aside.
15 And I would not do such a discourteous thing to you.
16 She hadn't been openly discourteous , but one small jab after another mounted up.
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