unceremonious

I have hunted out a precedent for this unceremonious address.

Gilbert waved his hand towards a chair to indicate that this unceremonious guest should sit down.

Besides, he felt that he owed him something for the unceremonious manner in which he had knocked the fellow down.

So you see, when they have shown so much confidence in me, I can't throw them over in quite the unceremonious fashion you suggest.

The gambler nodded, and to show that he could be as unceremonious as his host, sat down without further words.

His speech, indeed, was as homely as his habit, but as bold and unceremonious as his erect and dignified demeanour.

The ceremony attracted no public attention, and was most unceremonious, no member of the family from either side being present.

For the rest, the proper authorities felt that no Funeral could be too unceremonious.

Dr. Chadwick's book dropped to the floor and for a moment Frank was afraid he had frightened him by this unceremonious greeting.

It seemed to her that again he left in a sudden, unceremonious way.