Ungraciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNGRACIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• UNGRACIOUS, not courteous
• without grace; rigidly
ADJECTIVE:
• not polite or friendly
• not graceful or elegant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wicked

Words related to UNGRACIOUSLY

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How to use UNGRACIOUSLY in a sentence

• The young woman looked at Van Bibber and nodded somewhat doubtfully and ungraciously, and Van Bibber turned to the little girl in preference.
• But all things come to an end, and at length the coach rather ungraciously declared he could stand no more and bade them join the rest of the candidates for the run.
• Even the master had to confess his error, though he did it ungraciously and with reluctance.
• They looked these over and said that our papers were very nice and undoubtedly very numerous, but ungraciously insisted on that pass signed by the General.
• But these infrequent exceptions, these rare concessions so ungraciously made, only prove the rigor of the rule.
• When he saw the khaki suit and the campaign hat he scowled, and ungraciously would have closed the door.
• However, late in April, he posed in one of the pageants, rather ungraciously, in a khaki uniform.
• Under the changed circumstances, Emily would have acted ungraciously if she had persisted in holding to her first intention.
• So he even yielded, not ungraciously, and sending a messenger to the Bastard and the captains, he rode forth from the Burgundy Gate by the side of the Maid.
• I got up ungraciously enough, and put on my dressing gown.
• Miss Betty gave the boy no less than four silver shillings, and he ungraciously refused to let the farm-bailiff place them in a savings bank for him.
• Dall and my father say that I received my reception very ungraciously.
• The archduke, mindful of the fact that Sir Maurice had given the true story of the disappearance to the world, received him ungraciously.
• I said good-afternoon as ungraciously as possible, and, to my great relief, they both left the cottage immediately afterward.
• The King of Prussia submitted to the arrangement ungraciously, and did much in sustaining a selfish policy, which was calculated to create a European war.
• Dom Corria would have been well advised had he followed the counsel given so ungraciously, and guarded his own tongue.
• The church was going to hold a fair! Everything and everybody succumbed graciously or ungraciously to the inevitable.
• The felt hat ungraciously replied that he could do nothing of the kind.
• That one is Twonette, and I believe she treats her most ungraciously at times.
• He was ungraciously received by the Emperor and Empress, and even insulted in their presence by low-born villains.
• By the stable a chained coyote rushed nervously in a circle, or sat on its haunches and snapped at gifts of food ungraciously.
• She could not ungraciously repel it, yet she felt humiliated in accepting it.
• Elspeth merely grunted ungraciously while eyeing the white woman with suspicion.
• He growled ungraciously, and, picking up the pannikin, slouched off upon a second errand.

Similar words containing GRACIOUS without suffix ly and without prefix un

gracious11 graciously16 ungracious13 graciouses13 disgracious15 graciousness15 graciousnesses17 ungraciousness17 ungraciousnesse18 ungraciousnesses19

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