unfilial Synonyms
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unfilial Meaning
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unfilial (a.)
Unsuitable to a son or a daughter; undutiful; not becoming a child.
unfilial Sentence Examples
- The unfilial child refused to care for his elderly parents.
- The unfilial act angered the ancestors and brought misfortune upon the family.
- In traditional cultures, unfilial behavior was considered a grave offense.
- The unfilial son disowned his father and squandered his inheritance.
- The unfilial daughter disobeyed her mother and ran away with a stranger.
- The unfilial employee embezzled money from his company, violating his duty to his superiors.
- The unfilial students disrupted their classroom and showed disrespect to their teachers.
- The unfilial citizen neglected his civic responsibilities and refused to contribute to society.
- The unfilial pet destroyed its owner's property and caused emotional distress.
- The unfilial neighbor disturbed the peace of the community with loud music and disruptive behavior.
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Unsuitable to a son or a daughter; undutiful; not becoming a child.
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The unfilial child refused to care for his elderly parents.
The unfilial act angered the ancestors and brought misfortune upon the family.
In traditional cultures, unfilial behavior was considered a grave offense.
The unfilial son disowned his father and squandered his inheritance.
