Ungenerous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNGENEROUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not generous
• not generous; mean
• Not generous; illiberal; ignoble; unkind; dishonorable.
• lacking in magnanimity
• unwilling to spend
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not generous;; petty, mean; deficient in liberality; stingy

Words related to UNGENEROUS

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How to use UNGENEROUS in a sentence

• In the meantime he would keep the ungenerous advantage which his illness had given him.
• And let me beseech you to perform a promise on which I made a reliance not altogether ungenerous.
• It would be ungenerous and unfair in any article on the Airedale, written by anyone but Mr.
• At the same time that I think Discretion the most useful Talent a Man can be Master of, I look upon Cunning to be the Accomplishment of little, mean, ungenerous Minds.
• I am so ungrateful and ungenerous to her that it makes me feel ashamed.
• Swept by freezing winds in winter and burnt by a torrid sun in summer, their climate is as harsh as the soil is ungenerous.
• Ungenerous Melesinda! I implore you to give me this one proof of your confidence.
• He was driven by a sort of implicit impulse, for the sake of avoiding one ungenerous action, to take refuge in another, the basest and most diabolical.
• I shall be told that I am ungenerous in thus picking out a few unfavourable cases, and that some of the greatest minds of the day are to be found in the ranks of science.
• You know that I am not and never have been in the habit of using ungenerous language against the absent.
• She scorned to make use of an ungenerous advantage, or to wound the defenceless.
• It was farthest from my design to wound your gentle heart, or say one ungenerous word to you, the best beloved of my friends.
• Then banish from thy breast for ever The cold, ungenerous thought of ill, Falsehood awhile our hearts may sever, But injured worth must triumph still.
• It would have been too cruel, ungenerous, to take an unfair advantage.
• I thought you were ungenerous in assuming that I did not send them as fast as I could.
• It cannot be reared in the ungenerous tropics, for there the people will not contribute their blood and bones.
• The Catholic system encouraged its adherents to cultivate very bigoted and ungenerous sentiments.
• While with them we cannot think mean thoughts or speak ungenerous words.
• Earnest theological debate may be carried on without the slightest touch of ungenerous personality.
• In a somewhat formless and intuitive fashion she felt a slight undercurrent of distrust for Halloway, which she combated as ungenerous but could not wholly overcome.
• His whole speech, in fact was ungenerous in the highest degree, whence it is no wonder that when Burke rose to reply it was under the influence of strongly excited feelings.
• It seemed that unless she were willing to be hard and ungenerous to this unhappy man and woman she could not avoid offering them shelter for a few days.
• Antient history affords numberless instances of this ungenerous and cruel practice.
• Why there should be a drive I cannot say, but it is so well taken into the general scheme that to call it to account would be ungenerous.
• If I had, a man of his character might have thought himself warranted to endeavour to take ungenerous advantage of the weakness he had been able to inspire.
• Men of this description would be unwilling to suppose France capable of acting so ungenerous a part.
• His parting taunt levelled at Harry was regarded as mean and ungenerous, and only strengthened the sentiment in favor of our hero who bore his honors modestly.
• Casting off the veil of dissimulation, I shall write with frankness, believing you possessed of more honor than to make any ungenerous use of the confidence reposed in you.
• She professes neither to love nor esteem him, and owns that his ungenerous artifice misled her in her treatment of Mr.
• Indeed I have found very few persons disposed to so ungenerous a procedure.
• His guileless nature was beyond ungenerous suspicions and selfish ambitions.
• The climate, and the inhospitable and ungenerous soil, seemed to impart to the people their own natures.

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