Definitionadj. showing or representing unfavorably
Last update: October 7, 2015
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Thus in connexion with the subject a genus of workers became possible who may be styled " ur-computers or circle-squarers " - a name which, if it connotes anything uncomplimentary, does so because of the almost entirely fruitless character of their labours. [Please select]
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The daughter, who was to become so famous, is best described by those two very uncomplimentary English words, "dumpy" and "frumpy." [Please select]
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And if he form an uncomplimentary opinion of their part in the affair, what moral obligation is he likely to feel as to his own. [Please select]
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At Alexandria, on account of some uncomplimentary remarks by the citizens upon his appearance, he ordered a general massacre. [Please select]
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If he has not, you _must_ keep the money as a punishment for the uncomplimentary allusion you have made to Field's Horace. [Please select]
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If the butler could have snorted, or the rector have rapped out an uncomplimentary adjective, the duchess would have felt cheered. [Please select]
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I regret to appear uncomplimentary, but a patient's welfare must take precedence of all other considerations. [Please select]
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This may be a thing of sentiment (for is not language full of uncomplimentary allusions to earth and earthliness.) [Please select]
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Malbihn blustered and threatened, finishing by applying a most uncomplimentary name to his captor. [Please select]
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Maurice indulged in some uncomplimentary remarks, among which was: "I'm an ass."' [Please select]
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Whereupon Bevis, muttering very uncomplimentary remarks about his hostess under his breath, deliberately passed by several eligible wallflowers, chose out the youngest child in the room, and led her off in a valse. [Please select]
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