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uncourtly

[uhn-kawrt-lee, -kohrt-] / ʌnˈkɔrt li, -ˈkoʊrt- /


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In an uncourtly age, good manners can seem eccentric.

From New York Times

With his pale, timid face, his bent shoulders, an inexpressibly ill-tied cravat, and rank, untrimmed whiskers, he was the most uncourtly person present.

From Project Gutenberg

Uncourtly, un-kōrt′li, adj. not courtly, unpleasing, uncivil.—n.

From Project Gutenberg

Honours were not much accessible in those days, especially in uncourtly quarters.

From Project Gutenberg

When Scudamour heard mention of the dread spear, he knew it must be Britomart of whom Artegal spoke, and his rage kindling afresh, he exclaimed in angry accents— "This is not the first uncourtly deed of which that knight is guilty; he hath stolen from me my true love, and if this hand can aid in the revenge you purpose, it shall not fail you when the time arrives."

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