ungraciously (Meaning)
ungraciously (r)
without grace; rigidly
Synonyms & Antonyms of ungraciously
Synonyms:
- thoughtlessly
- inconsiderately
- vindictively
- venomously
- ill
- contemptuously
- felly
- antagonistically
- invidiously
- disdainfully
- hostilely
- vituperatively
- caddishly
- diabolically
- caustically
- soullessly
- scornfully
- evil-mindedly
- obnoxiously
- jealously
- acrimoniously
- enviously
- fiendishly
Antonyms:
- lovingly
- mercifully
- thoughtfully
- gently
- solicitously
- humanely
- soulfully
- lovingly
- altruistically
- sweetly
- mercifully
- sympathetically
- considerately
- soulfully
- kindheartedly
- kindheartedly
- solicitously
- feelingly
- considerately
- good-humoredly
- thoughtfully
- sensitively
- good-heartedly
- sympathetically
- gently
- sensitively
- feelingly
- sweetly
- good-humoredly
- altruistically
- good-naturedly
- good-naturedly
- good-heartedly
- humanely
ungraciously Sentence Examples
- The host ungraciously refused to offer refreshments to their guests.
- She declined the invitation ungraciously, leaving her friend feeling hurt.
- The critic ungraciously dismissed the artist's work, calling it amateurish.
- The politician ungraciously deflected blame during the press conference.
- The waitress ungraciously snatched the plate from the customer's hand.
- The child ungraciously pouted when they didn't get what they wanted.
- The CEO ungraciously terminated the employee's contract without providing a reason.
- The neighbor ungraciously complained about the noisy party next door.
- The doctor ungraciously examined the patient, showing little empathy.
- The winner ungraciously gloated over their victory, rubbing it in the loser's face.
FAQs About the word ungraciously
without grace; rigidly
unkindly, callously, inhumanely, disagreeably, unfeelingly, cruelly, ruthlessly, insensitively, bitterly, balefully
kindly, affably, nicely, affably, cordially, benignantly, agreeably, benevolently, kindly, genially
The host ungraciously refused to offer refreshments to their guests.
She declined the invitation ungraciously, leaving her friend feeling hurt.
The critic ungraciously dismissed the artist's work, calling it amateurish.
The politician ungraciously deflected blame during the press conference.
