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ungracious

/ʌnˈɡreɪ.ʃəs/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui manque de politesse, de gentillesse ou de courtoisie, notamment en réponse à un service ou à une hospitalité.

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adjective

/ʌnˈɡreɪ.ʃəs/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui manque de politesse, de gentillesse ou de courtoisie, notamment en réponse à un service ou à une hospitalité.

Describes someone who is not polite, kind, or courteous, especially in response to a favor or hospitality.

  1. Lacking charm and good tasteC1formal

    Not showing elegance, refinement, or pleasantness in behavior or appearance.

    frsans grâce et sans goût

    • His ungracious remarks at the dinner party offended many guests.
    • The decor of the room was considered ungracious and outdated.
    • She made an ungracious comment about the host's cooking.

    Synonymescoarsecrudegauchegracelessineleganttastelessuncouthunrefinedvulgar

    Antonymescharmingculturedelegantgraciouspolishedrefinedsuavetasteful

  2. Lacking social gracesC1formal

    Behaving in a rude, impolite, or discourteous manner, especially in social situations.

    frmal élevé, grossier

    • It was ungracious of him to refuse the gift without a word of thanks.
    • Her ungracious attitude made everyone feel uncomfortable.
    • He was ungracious when accepting the award, barely acknowledging the audience.

    Synonymesdiscourteousdisrespectfulill-manneredimpoliteinsolentrudeuncivilunmannerly

    Antonymescivilcourteousdecorousgraciousmannerlypolitesuaveurbane

Formes
  • more ungracious comparative form
  • most ungracious superlative form
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