unchivalrous

The rest lay upon the hillside,—some past help, and all exposed to the fire of an unchivalrous foe.

But without indulging in unchivalrous reflections we may draw certain morals from it of both immediate and ultimate applicability.

Unchivalrous, un-shiv′al-rus, adj. not chivalrous or honourable.

He could not exult over her, for that would be unchivalrous; but would not her own conscience reproach her bitterly?

General Buckner replied, that he thought it very unchivalrous, but accepted the terms.