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In a cruel or unkind manner
“He closed his eyes wearily and, like a man rescued from unkind captors, pleaded with Salisu to let him talk.”
In a harsh or oppressive manner
“It is less than appealing to be exposed to such unkind weather, but it would seem my infinite curiosity refuses to allow me respite from both that and the elements.”
Adverb for inconsiderate or insensitive, lacking in tact
“She felt remorseful for saying such unkind words to him, and she knew she had hurt his feelings.”
Adverb for designed, or tending, to mock or be derisive
“An unkind review of her poems so affected her that she was confined to her bed for several days.”
Adverb for generally causing distress, anguish or anxiety
“Nor would his tender heart allow him to repeat the unkind news he had obtained through Chloe.”
Adverb for causing someone to feel resentful, upset, or annoyed
(of a person, action, or motive) Adverb for making decisions based solely on one's own self-interest or personal profit
Extremely cruel or brutal
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