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Что (кто) такое UNGRATEFULNESS - определение
ungratefulness
n.
1.
Ingratitude, unthankfulness, thanklessness.
2.
Unacceptableness, disagreeableness.
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Ungrateful (disambiguation)
a.
1.
Unthankful, thankless, without gratitude.
2.
Unpleasing, offensive, disagreeable, unacceptable, unwelcome, thankless.
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If you describe someone as ungrateful, you are criticizing them for not showing thanks or for being unkind to someone who has helped them or done them a favour.
I thought it was rather ungrateful...
You ungrateful brat.
? grateful
ADJ [disapproval]
Примеры употребления для UNGRATEFULNESS
1. "I was shocked at your audacity, your ungratefulness and your racism, which may smack of anti–Semitism," he wrote.
2. This is followed by a warning against arrogance and ungratefulness: «How many a community that exulted in its life (of ease and plenty) have We destroyed.
3. With all the frustrations of the past, with all the ungratefulness of the politicians whose careers he cultivated, it is completely in character for him to believe that he is in charge now, and he will be running the show.
4. The results were met with astonishment and seen as reflecting ungratefulness, but anyone examining the results without becoming emotionally involved was forced to admit that the collective decision by the British was calculated and to the point – they considered what and who would be best for their future.
5. A better example of ungratefulness would be taking hard–earned, heavily–taxed ticket money from well–intentioned commuters trying to keep their cars off the road, and providing in return a consistently shoddy service either on clapped out old trains or unreliable new ones.