Translations for „unkindly“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

unkindly [ʌnˈkaɪndli] ADV

unkindly

nieuprzejmie

to speak unkindly of sb

wyrażać się o kimś nieprzychylnie

Usage examples with unkindly

to speak unkindly of sb

wyrażać się o kimś nieprzychylnie

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He explains, not unkindly, that he is not a man who loves easily and is unsuited to marriage.

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The audience reacted unkindly, pelting him with bottles.

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The student body, overall, treated him well, although a small number of people spoke unkindly to him without causing major problems.

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He never spoke unkindly of anyone; nor during his long life did he harbour an unfriendly thought even towards those whose code of honour was not as his.

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A cynical observer might wonder unkindly if there isn't an element of desperation here.

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On his birth, he was given to foster parents who, later, spoke unkindly of the birth parents.

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People were also considerably more likely to say they themselves had been treated kindly than they had been treated unkindly or attacked.

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So much science regarding autism is worded so unkindly towards them.

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For to refresh their great unkindly heat.

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You need guard it zealously and use it in ways that history will not judge you unkindly.

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