graceless in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for graceless in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

graceless [ˈgreɪslɪs] ADJ

1. graceless (lacking smooth elegance):

graceless

неизтънчен

2. graceless (impolite):

graceless

груб

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But, because of their constant and persistent badgering, the atmosphere of council meetings is being poisoned by accusations, lamentations, recriminations and graceless carping.

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Living coucals are predatory, primarily ground-dwelling, and are known for their weak and graceless flight.

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He is singularly graceless or constantly wears his heart in his sleeve.

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It was all as ugly and graceless as it sounds.

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She was shafted in favour of a man who is not only faceless but graceless.

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It was all very reminiscent of his graceless election night speech.

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If the old game really needs such a graceless, disingenuous egotist, it is in more trouble than it realises.

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But is its hyena-pack mentality while outing men's half-witted, graceless, must-try-harder shortfalls a form of sexism in itself?

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He was personally genial, a dark, bulky man, somewhat heavy and graceless in aspect in his later years.

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What a graceless group all those above must be!

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