ungracious

an ungracious industrial city

It is ungracious of me not to acknowledge your help.

enjoyed a sociable chat. ungracious

to make an ungracious remark

to show ungracious behavior

to receive an ungracious welcome

to behave in an ungracious manner

to respond in an ungracious tone

With irritable voice and ungracious manner you promised to do so.

'Thank'ee, ' replied Bounderby, in a short, ungracious manner.

Edie, you can be homeless or ungracious.

That is but one degree less ungracious than if I dismissed all the yellow-rayed as " dandelions" .

It seemed to me a little ungracious to decline an invitation of that sort, and I ascribed his refusal to lack of money.

" He does very well, for a boy, " was Meg's somewhat ungracious answer, for the subject did not interest her.

Taking your blessings for granted is the most ungracious stupidity, both in chess and in life.

" You ask me an ungracious favour, " said the Prince, " but I must refuse you nothing" .

Oh! how heartily did she grieve over every ungracious sensation she had ever encouraged, every saucy speech she had ever directed towards him.

It had struck her, doubtless, that it might seem ungracious upon her part to be indifferent to a prize which had cost so much to win.