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1. (n.) ingratitude
the state of being ungrateful; ungratefulness; unthankfulness.
Etymology: (1175–1225; ME < ML)
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| Definition of 'ingratitude' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ingratitude, ungratefulness
a lack of gratitude
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| Definition of 'ingratitude' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) ingratitude
want of gratitude; insensibility to, forgetfulness of, or ill return for, kindness or favors received; unthankfulness; ungratefulness
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The Roycroft Dictionary |
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ingratitude
1. A girl who is too busy to acknowledge receipt of a Christmas present.
2. The portion of the man who has done well; and a fight with the fox you have warmed into life is imminent.
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Sense: lack of gratitude
I felt hurt by his ingratitude.
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 Afrikaans: ondankbaarheid |
 Arabic: جُحود، نُكْران جَميل |
 Bulgarian: небалгодарност |
 Brazilian: ingratidão |
 Czech: nevděčnost |
 German: die Undankbarkeit |
 Danish: utaknemlighed; utak |
 Greek: αχαριστία |
 Spanish: ingratitud |
 Estonian: tänamatus |
 Farsi: نمک نشناسی |
 Finnish: kiittämättömyys |
 French: ingratitude |
 Hebrew: כְּפִייַת טוֹבָה |
 Hindi: अकृतज्ञता |
 Croatian: nezahvalnost |
 Hungarian: hálátlanság |
 Indonesian: sifat tak berterima kasih |
 Icelandic: vanþakklæti |
 Italian: ingratitudine |
 Japanese: 忘恩 |
 Korean: 배은 망덕 |
 Lithuanian: nedėkingumas |
 Latvian: nepateicība |
 Malay: tidak mengenang budi |
 Dutch: ondankbaarheid |
 Norwegian: utakk(nemlighet) |
 Polish: niewdzięczność |
 Persian: نمک نشناسی |
 Pashto: بی قدری، |
 Portuguese: ingratidão |
 Romanian: nerecunoştinţă |
 Russian: неблагодарность |
 Slovak: nevďačnosť |
 Slovenian: nehvaležnost |
 Serbian: nezahvalnost |
 Swedish: otacksamhet |
 Thai: ความอกตัญญู |
 Turkish: nankörlük |
 Taiwanese: 忘恩負義 |
 Ukrainian: невдячність |
 Urdu: نا شکراپن |
 Vietnamese: sự bội ơn |
 Chinese: 忘恩负义 |
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