ungenerous

to be ungenerous with compliments

to show ungenerous behavior

to be ungenerous in sharing

an ungenerous portion of food

to receive ungenerous treatment

an ungenerous attitude towards others

to make ungenerous assumptions

So, there you have it. But Mary will still have her settlement, which you won't find ungenerous.

I'm not sure it would change my answer, but after such eloquence, to refuse your request would seem ungenerous.

If they refuse a request, they immediately feel a wave of regret for having been so strict or ungenerous.

It was merely—merely sharp, you know—ungenerous, I might say.

On an ungenerous soil it is vain to look for rich crops.

Isabella appeared to her ungenerous and selfish, regardless of everything but her own gratification.

A soul capable of sordid jealousies and suspicions; of selfish animosities and ungenerous hatred—and against a comrade!

I shall ask nothing of your father and shall, indeed, say nothing ungenerous on that subject when we are married.

" No, don't be hurt, " she pleaded quite pathetically; " let only me be hurt, if I have been ungenerous" .

So those who say that the UK or this conservative government is in any way inhumane or ungenerous are just factually wrong.