ungracious (ungrashus)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 76
1. Rude; unmannerly; odious; hateful; brutal. How ungracious a thing this ambition is. 6611 Should turn thee away ungratified. Beau, and Fl . , Honest Man's Fortune, i. ungravet (un-grāv'), v. t. [ grave2 .] To take out of the grave; disinter. Fuller , Ch. Hist., IV. ii. 53. ( Davies .) ungrave (un-grāv'), a. [ ungreablet, a. An erroneous form of Middle English unagreeable, occurring in the sixteenth century editions of Chaucer.
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