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impolitely's Usage Examples:

He then claims that Dog treated him impolitely while dealing with the request.

Conversely, forms that are inappropriately formal may be seen as impolitely snobbish or distant.

Lift finally runs out when she impolitely gives him the correct advice on writing.

politely than men, there are many circumstances where women will act as "impolitely" as men.

offensive, jocose or intimate depending on context, but are generally impolitely neutral).

jokes on occasion, but never in this bizarre manner, and never behaved impolitely to women.

A TMZ article stated that S'Man "impolitely asked horror genre aficionados to question just why they so enjoy watching.

She envies Thanh Nga so she starts behaving impolitely.

Wendat (Wyandot, or Huron) Nation referred to the Neutrals (Chonnonton) impolitely as "Attawandaron," meaning "Those whose speech is awry" because their.

She often acts or talks impolitely without thinking, much to the annoyance of Chiaki.

the violence, said that priests opposing the demonstration had behaved "impolitely", and appealed for calm.

Andy, as always, behaves very impolitely, so Lou wants to excuse his behaviour.

Gregg gave Ian's team some leftovers from the feast, but Janu and Caryn impolitely ate some of it, annoying Katie.

received politely by those in the more expensive parts of the house and impolitely by those in the cheaper seats.

with Liz and Tim respectively; with Liz becoming offended after Phelan impolitely rejects her idea of talking Eileen for a holiday in Barcelona, while Tim.

อย่าพูดกู–มึง–อั้ว–ลื้อ [Wat Paknam's Somdet cautions monks not to speak impolitely].

stating: "Like so many other immigrants, I was treated very badly and impolitely when I had to renew my visa.

"No, you can't" said the March Hare rather impolitely.

When they politely (or in some cases impolitely) ask him to leave them alone, he does so, stating sadly (as if he is trying.

impolitely's Meaning':

in an impolite manner

Synonyms:

discourteously; rudely;

Antonyms:

courteously; politely;