Translations for „uncharitably“ in the English » German Dictionary

un·chari·tably [ʌnˈtʃærɪtəbli, Am -ˈtʃerət̬ə-] ADV

1. uncharitably (harshly):

uncharitably

unbarmherzig

to judge sb uncharitably

jdn ungerecht beurteilen

2. uncharitably (not generously):

uncharitably

hartherzig

uncharitably

lieblos

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to judge sb uncharitably

jdn ungerecht beurteilen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

At each of the poles was an uncharitably cold region.

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Bell was absent-minded rather than disrespecftul as one correspondent below very uncharitably suggests.

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They chose instead to presume they understood the childcare issue, and to uncharitably misinterpret the complainant's comments.

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It is jarring, if you do the math, that it took close to $1 million to employ the top five people who, let's be uncharitably honest, provide no direct health care.

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I remember thinking uncharitably that when all the old soldiers died of old age we wouldn't have to keep doing this every year.

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My guess, perhaps uncharitably, is not very much.

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It shadows her rather uncharitably added.

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His alleged mistake was uncharitably described by one person as a "diving 101" error.

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However, one might also uncharitably conclude that the software industry is still dragging its feet when it comes to issuing patches.

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They could uncharitably be referred to as glorified tech demos for future, better titles.

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