unkind
adjective
un·kind
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Definition of unkind
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Other Words from unkind
unkindness
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Examples of unkind in a Sentence
It was unkind of you not to invite her.
How could you be so unkind?
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That left Sony's Angry Birds 2, another animated, non-Disney sequel in a year that's been by and large unkind to them; with a $10.5 million take, the sequel struck a mournful chord for its studio. — Isaac Feldberg, Fortune, "âGood Boysâ: Why the Universal Comedyâs First-Place Finish Has Hollywood Cheering," 19 Aug. 2019 The next day was agony, driving through the desert, the scenery sharp and unkind. — Chris Rush, Harper's magazine, "Love and Acid," 19 Aug. 2019 Despite claims of unfairness, Leonard said the cityâs grading system was not unkind to the original dispensaries. — James Queally, latimes.com, "West Hollywoodâs original marijuana dispensaries fear city will leave them behind," 16 June 2019 Joe was a true gentleman through and through and never had an unkind word for anyone. — orlandosentinel.com, "Deaths in Central Florida: 6/23," 21 June 2019 This is the second consecutive season in which the Warriors have been forced to make such an unkind cut. — Marc Stein, New York Times, "Omri Casspi a Casualty of Golden Stateâs Numbers Game," 8 Apr. 2018 The impetus for her escape seems to have been the discovery that Martha Washington planned to give her, as a human wedding present, to her unkind and tempestuous granddaughter, Eliza. — Meghan Cox Gurdon, WSJ, "Childrenâs Books: Speaking Plainly About Slavery," 18 Jan. 2019 But to start from too small is so unkind to an entire gender who are so hungry. — Lauren Alexis Fisher, Harper's BAZAAR, ""Weâre So Hungry!â Jameela Jamil Gets Real About the Effects of Photoshop," 31 Jan. 2019 Los Angeles Times There's an unkind stereotype out there that Angelenos are loath to crack open a book. — Benjamin Oreskes, latimes.com, "Essential California: Where's Gavin?," 21 Apr. 2018These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'unkind.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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unkind
adjective
English Language Learners Definition of unkind
: not friendly, pleasant, helpful, etc. : not kind
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unkind
adjective
un·kind
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unkinder;
unkindest
Kids Definition of unkind
: not kind or sympathetic
an unkind remark
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