disobliging

You, I know, lay this to his fearfulness of disobliging or offending.

I did not mean to catch his eye—but I don't like to be disobliging.

One too lazy or disobliging cannot grow these many latent powers.

He was gentle and kind—especially to little boys; I rough and disobliging.

He does not draw his sword, he is neither gruff nor disobliging.

I repeat, he was in no way discourteous or disobliging to me.

I should have withdrawn my hand, but for fear of disobliging her.

"I did not like to be disobliging," Kathie answered, by way of excuse.

The milliners had been disobliging and suspicious in their bearing to her.

The fact is, I am not in the humor to be anything but disobliging.