unkind

You can find cruel, judgmental and unkind people everywhere.

Nothing unkind was meant by the brisk efficiency of these celebrations.

“And tomorrow Lady Constance will be out all day visiting the poor, which means we may come and go—” She could have said, “without provoking a ridiculous tantrum,” but that would have been unkind.

The focal point of his soft, expressive, not unkind face was his mouth, mainly because it was usually at least half open, even while he ate.

Mr Cheetham said the nurses' treatment of Rose had been "unkind and unjustified", with their allegations about conduct "exaggerated".