Ungracious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNGRACIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not courteous
• not polite or friendly
• not graceful or elegant
• Not gracious; showing no grace or kindness; being without good will; unfeeling.
• Having no grace; graceless; wicked.
• Not well received; offensive; unpleasing; unacceptable; not favored.
• lacking charm and good taste
• lacking social graces
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wicked

Words related to UNGRACIOUS

ungraciously18

Words that contain UNGRACIOUS

ungraciously18 ungraciousness17 ungraciousnesse18 ungraciousnesses19

How to use UNGRACIOUS in a sentence

• But if you are ungracious enough to refuse to withdraw the offensive phrase, let it pass.
• There is something ungracious in a comic actor holding himself aloof from all participation or concern with those who are come to be diverted by him.
• It would have been ungracious not to smile, and Angela hated to be ungracious.
• It is, perhaps, a little ungrateful and ungracious to say these things, when but for Mr.
• I feel, too, that it may seem ungracious to many obliging correspondents not to have made more evident use of what they have sent than my few and brief notices permit.
• He gave the persecuted young traveller a most ungracious reception, and said if he thought he was an abolitionist he would send him directly back to Savannah.
• Ah, said the Hind, how many sons have you, Who call you mother, whom you never knew! But most of them who that relation plead, Are such ungracious youths as wish you dead.
• Simply to shut out was an ungracious office, though mighty for the interests of orthodoxy through the land.
• The vulgar audacity of a bullying thief was suitably answered by the ungracious, involuntary submission of the terrified traveller.
• Thank you very much for them, for they are very elegant outside, and the dedication page, with which I should have been most ungracious to find any fault.
• But Miss Nightingale took no heed of ungracious words and cold looks.
• But she was very ungracious in her bearing towards the young soldier, although it was evident that he greatly wished to please her.
• And Dave could not prevent Conward doing the gracious thing without himself being ungracious.
• I was ungracious, and left you without saying a kind word to you.
• To these remarks I must make equally playful replies, or seem ungracious to them.
• The invalid was not to be spoken to on business, and the ladies gave him so ungracious a reception that he thought it unwise to afford them any inkling of the reason of his visit.
• My words may seem ungracious, but they are for your good and mine.
• For which reason, human nature being what it is, it surrounds itself with an ungracious atmosphere of absurd ritual to cover grudged and inadequate performance.
• It was deemed a pointed and ungracious attack on executive policy.
• His manners are exceedingly ungracious, and even repellent, but when once he becomes interested in a discussion he seems to undergo an entire transformation.
• Not only is the competition itself an ungracious one, but to make Lincoln a competitor is foolish and useless.
• The more she thought about it, the more difficult and ungracious the matter seemed.
• Here was a young, beautiful, and ignorant girl united to a close, ungracious, eager man of business, devoid of sentiment, with a violent temper and an unyielding will.
• We have now to contemplate this cold, close, ungainly, ungracious man in a new character.
• I really did not want the bread at all, but felt it would be ungracious to refuse, so I ate it slowly, in order that he might see that I only did it out of politeness.
• In my opinion, it would be ungracious to withdraw his appointment in response to the representations of envious persons.
• Privately, she would have preferred to maintain her seclusion, but it was not in her to be ungracious.
• This is merely an ungracious way of describing the office of thought and bearing witness to its necessity.
• It was an utter impossibility to be ungracious to Noel for long.
• Apologies for her seemingly ungracious silence in their first reception, and the warmest expressions of the gratitude she was always feeling towards herself and Mr.
• I have found an object in life, and a means of making atonement to Stella for my own ungracious and unworthy words.
• These fears seem ungracious, after all the trouble you have taken.

Similar words containing GRACIOU without suffix s and without prefix un

gracious11 graciously16 graciouses13 disgracious15 graciousness15 ungraciously18 graciousnesses17 ungraciousness17 ungraciousnesse18 ungraciousnesses19

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