Translations for „ungraciously“ in the English » German Dictionary

un·gra·cious·ly [ʌnˈgreɪʃəsli] ADV

ungraciously

unfreundlich

ungraciously

ungnädig fig

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Two cup competitions were ungraciously exited.

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A gift given only out of obligation is not a gift at all; and a gift received ungraciously nullifies for the receiver the inner worth of what is offered.

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People will walk over me and if they do so ungraciously, that's their karma; but people will walk over and that's about connection.

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All of the already rich and famous it seems must have prizes -- however ungraciously they receive them.

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I usually spend ages looking for just the right one that will have to last years until it falls apart ungraciously.

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It is sad that indie cinema is being pitted against mainstream cinema so ungraciously.

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From an original entry of 86, he came through stroke-play qualifying and on into the final of match-play with what local newspapers described, rather ungraciously, as "a coal-heaver's swing".

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