Unappreciative is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNAPPRECIATIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not appreciative
• not fully understanding, recognizing, or valuing something
• not feeling or expressing gratitude

How to use UNAPPRECIATIVE in a sentence

• There he made the acquaintance of his Therese, a healthy, amiable woman, but low, illiterate, unappreciative, and coarse, the author of many of his subsequent miseries.
• Perhaps unfavourable and unappreciative criticism, acting on a healthy and contented nature, drove him back into the common paths of men.
• Some, perhaps, will think that Arnold was unappreciative and cold, but dispassionate readers will be inclined to agree with his judgment of our great American.
• It was useless to try to treat a person so unappreciative.
• Medcroft plaintively implored his forgiveness, and said that she was miserable and ashamed and very unappreciative.
• Brother Kline was not unappreciative of the beautiful.
• Callous and unappreciative characters have abused such hospitality, and construed it as a mark of ignorance on the part of the Boer.
• The crack regiment, cold, phlegmatic, unappreciative, was not enjoying it.
• This statement is cold and unsatisfactory, and apparently unappreciative, but it is candid and just.
• Kirtley did not want to be discourteous or appear unappreciative.
• The author naturally felt that the age was unappreciative.
• He said his ideas came better in touring and at a distance from the unappreciative English Jewry.
• Even the unappreciative were impressed by a certain pathos, an appealing minor tone, which touched the heart while pleasing the ear.
• They were men of culture, lovers of Letters, and not unappreciative of the personal distinction which already stamped the studious and dignified Magdalen scholar.
• But the truth is that they were without political consciousness, behind the times, unappreciative of the new forces operating round them.
• I knew exactly what he thought, for I was once as ignorant and unappreciative as he is now.