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ungenerous

[uhn-jen-er-uhs] / ʌnˈdʒɛn ər əs /


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In a private message to her colleagues, Ms Elphicke said: "They lost - would it be ungenerous to suggest Rashford should have spent more time perfecting his game and less time playing politics."

From BBC

Even at the time, I knew this was irritating and ungenerous behavior.

From New York Times

I know it’s ungenerous of me, but there would have been some karmic irony in Harry B. Bradford dying of smallpox.

From Washington Post

Now she feels yoked not just to a violent man and a pompous son but to her own prickly, ungenerous personality.

From Washington Post

Ms. Pinkett-Smith argued back saying that she would not want to be ungenerous to others only because they were not generous to her.

From New York Times