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uncharitable

[uhn-char-i-tuh-buhl] / ʌnˈtʃær ɪ tə bəl /


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Critics took issue with the book’s uncharitable caricatures of people assumed to be in the author’s life.

From The Wall Street Journal

I’d heard my daddy called a lot of things these past few months since he died—most of them were uncharitable to his character—but the one that stuck in my mind was “abolitionist.”

From Literature

He’s going out not with something tame and manicured but with an overstuffed, vigorous, seething story about the roots of fascism that only an uncharitable viewer would call a catastrophe.

From Los Angeles Times

Oh, well, thank goodness, I thought, sarcastically and, perhaps, a bit uncharitably.

From New York Times

Samet has one semester left before completing his mandatory four-year stint, and he longs to be transferred to the far-more cosmopolitan Istanbul and be free of a place he uncharitably refers to as a dump.

From Los Angeles Times