Meanings of very unceremonious in английском

The huge brute was soon ripped up in a very unceremonious fashion.

He is in a hurry and sometimes very unceremonious with me.

The marriage ceremony, in those days, was a very unceremonious affair.

Here, you beer barrel, wake up! And Master Jacob received a very unceremonious shaking.

I hope you won't think me very unceremonious.

Then they told each other to mind their own business in very unceremonious language and the inevitable end was war.

The child clambered from the table onto Mr. Audley's knees, assisting his descent by a very unceremonious manipulation of his guardian's coat-collar.

I had, therefore, given but a brief answer to the horseman's courtesy, and had ridden away from him with a very unceremonious abruptness.

The Toulonnais said that he considered this fainting fit of his sister-in-law's, and the very unceremonious proceedings which had followed it, equally suspicious and irregular.

'I declare,' said Prudentia, 'I think you are very unceremonious!'

"Well, I must say, this is a very unceremonious proceeding!"

"Tottie has made a very unceremonious entrance," said a clear, mellow voice in the passage.

"Upon my word," said I, still bewildered by his sudden appearance, "you are very unceremonious."

"I don't apologize for this very unceremonious reception of you, Mr. Armadale," said the major, turning to Allan, with a quaint and quiet humor.

"I have to apologise for my rudeness, in calling a gentleman away from you, Miss Randolph, in a very unceremonious manner, a little while ago."

"We are all going to be very unceremonious, Mr. Blake," she said, "and I shall expect my son's friend to make himself perfectly at home."