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unkindly

[uhn-kahynd-lee] / ʌnˈkaɪnd li /


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Her inflated self-esteem is a force of nature never wielded unkindly, unless provoked.

From Salon

Tabloids and magazines regularly reported on the state of the relationship, often unkindly.

From Los Angeles Times

As a reader might gather, “Neighbors” falls into the category of what is unkindly categorized as freak-show documentary—the characters are objects of morbid curiosity or, maybe, pathos.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Leeds boss suggested captain Pascal Struijk had seen the ball bounce unkindly in front of his goalkeeper, causing Meslier to let it spin past him.

From BBC

The crowd unkindly chanted at the refs what they thought of them.

From Seattle Times