Unceremonious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCEREMONIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not ceremonious
• having or showing a lack of courtesy; rough or abrupt
• without ceremony or formality
• without due formalities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not ceremonious; informal

Words related to UNCEREMONIOUS

unceremoniously22 unsolemn10

Words that contain UNCEREMONIOUS

unceremoniously22 unceremoniousne19 unceremoniousness21 unceremoniousnesses23

How to use UNCEREMONIOUS in a sentence

• It seems funny to me when I think of the very unceremonious manner in which not only ex-presidents but actual presidents were treated in America when I was a child.
• So that you will give me leave to use the unceremonious language of an Englishman.
• The man had been inclined to make trouble at first about his unceremonious discharge.
• This is not peculiar to our letters, as being foreigners, but the same unceremonious inspection is practised with the correspondence of the French themselves.
• She tried to find time in which to read a little, for she felt somewhat guilty about the unceremonious leave she had taken of her schooling.
• The other guests came down from the dais and followed his example, so there was unceremonious meeting and greeting between gentle and simple.
• When people complained of such unceremonious intrusion upon their premises, the constable excused himself by saying they were trying to apprehend a felon.
• The first notable feature in the external form of this preaching was its terse unceremonious directness.
• Although his unceremonious abandonment of Susan appeared heartless and cruel, yet it was not effected on his part without profound sorrow and remorse.
• Her unceremonious exit from the boat had put her out of temper.
• CHAPTER LV THE TRIGGER Jog slept badly again, and arose next morning full of projects for getting rid of his impudent, unceremonious, free-and-easy guest.
• At this period marriages were frequently performed in a very unceremonious and unbecoming manner.
• The manner of my introduction was peculiarly unceremonious.
• Five others who refused to obey the Commissioner were treated in the same unceremonious way.
• At that our torpor vanished and we made an unceremonious rush for the poor shelter afforded by the tent, bringing with us what was left of our meal.
• What fire? Loketh had certainly reacted to something beyond the unceremonious handling they had received as captives.
• And so Jim Deming made a hasty and unceremonious exit from the Deutschland he had been so fond of, without having time to salute any of his many friends good-by.
• It is I who should ask to be excused for so unceremonious a morning call.
• Ethol tells me that he is obliged, at great personal inconvenience, to execute a commission for a friend which involves a somewhat unceremonious call upon you to-night.
• We shall find him taking similar unceremonious leave of another of his loves.
• He led a somewhat irregular life, he made acquaintance with people who were not received into society, and in general he behaved in an unconventional and unceremonious manner.
• The amazed stranger soon joined in the laugh at the unceremonious manner in which his share of the dinner had vanished.
• The customary stir and unceremonious bustle, instead of cautious whispering, rose around the dead body, in preparation for a fashionable funeral.
• Wildeve wishes it to be unceremonious, let it be that too.
• It is bad enough that the wedding should be so hurried and unceremonious, without our keeping away from it in addition.
• Hogg appeared to be about to apologise, and then suddenly altering his mind made a hasty and unceremonious exit, accompanied by the farmer.
• Hamilton for his unceremonious refusal, and if I get tired of her, if then tears and pale cheeks continue, why, thank heaven, no chains with me are binding.
• To do otherwise, would be to assume the unceremonious air of a husband.
• Moreover, she had the special attraction of a hostess who imparts to her salon the peculiar charm and flavor of unceremonious hospitality.
• Suddenly he was aroused, and in a manner as unceremonious as unexpected.
• Early on the following morning he was aroused from a deeptoned and laborious stertoration, by a figure that shook him as he lay, in a somewhat unceremonious fashion.
• Men laughed as the unceremonious christening was performed.

Similar words containing CEREMONIOU without suffix s and without prefix un

ceremonious15 ceremoniously20 ceremoniousness19 unceremoniously22 unceremoniousne19 unceremoniousness21 ceremoniousnesses21 unceremoniousnesses23

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