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1. (,) unkind
lacking in kindness or mercy; severe.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) unkind
lacking kindness
"a thoughtless and unkind remark"; "the unkindest cut of all"
2. (adj) pitiless, unkind
deficient in humane and kindly feelings
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1. (adjective) unkind
behaving in a mean or unfriendly way
unkind comments; It was unkind of her not to invite you.; Don't be so unkind to each other.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) unkind
having no race or kindred; childless
2. (adj) unkind
not kind; contrary to nature, or the law of kind or kindred; unnatural
3. (adj) unkind
wanting in kindness, sympathy, benevolence, gratitude, or the like; cruel; harsh; unjust; ungrateful
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Sense: cruel or harsh
You were very unkind to her.
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 Afrikaans: lelik, onbeskof |
 Arabic: غَيْر لَطيف، قاسٍ |
 Bulgarian: нелюбезен |
 Brazilian: grosseiro |
 Czech: bezcitný |
 German: unfreundlich |
 Danish: barsk |
 Greek: σκληρός, απότομος |
 Spanish: cruel, duro |
 Estonian: ebasõbralik |
 Farsi: نامهربان |
 Finnish: epäystävällinen |
 French: méchant |
 Hebrew: לא אדיב |
 Hindi: निर्दयी |
 Croatian: neljubazan |
 Hungarian: barátságtalan; rosszindul |
 Indonesian: kejam |
 Icelandic: óvingjarnlegur |
 Italian: crudele; scortese |
 Japanese: 不親切な |
 Korean: 몰인정한 |
 Lithuanian: negeras |
 Latvian: nelaipns; neiejūtīgs; ļau |
 Malay: tdk bertimbang rasa |
 Dutch: onaardig |
 Norwegian: hard, uvennlig |
 Polish: niedobry |
 Portuguese: cruel |
 Romanian: rău |
 Russian: недобрый |
 Slovak: neláskavý, nevľúdny, bezc |
 Slovenian: neprijazen |
 Serbian: neljubazan |
 Swedish: ovänlig, hård |
 Thai: ไม่เมตตา |
 Turkish: kaba, acımasız |
 Taiwanese: 不客氣的，冷酷的 |
 Ukrainian: недобрий, злий |
 Urdu: بے رحم |
 Vietnamese: không tốt, độc ác |
 Chinese: 不客气的，残酷的 |
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