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ungracious

[uhn-grey-shuhs] / ʌnˈgreɪ ʃəs /




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Your attempt to get to the mom through your neighbor was ungracious and grabby — and would have been so even if you had heard about the mother through word of mouth.

From Washington Post

It was ungracious and virtually free of substance, as usual.

From Salon

Trump also was notably ungracious toward Democratic former president Barack Obama.

From The Guardian

She swallows the urge to straighten the record and call out the New Yorkers as ungracious guests.

From New York Times

More broadly, accommodating disability is often done in such a perfunctory, ungracious mannerthat it makes disabled people feel “othered,” lesser and separated from the rest of us.

From Los Angeles Times