unflatteringly

Names, it seemed, were unflatteringly easy to supply, and were rapidly put up and voted upon for nomination.

The young man was unflatteringly frank in his choice of companions.

As Frank remarked unflatteringly this morning, 'You are far from being a dead one—go and reform.'

Pepin the Short, as he was unflatteringly called by his subjects, succeeded Charles in the government of the Franks.