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  • adjective comparative form of unkind: more unkind

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Examples

  • So Mrs. Eppingwell's thoughts of Freda were unkinder than ever.

    Jack London Play:The Scorn of Women 2010

  • So Mrs. Eppingwell's thoughts of Freda were unkinder than ever.

    THE SCORN OF WOMEN 2010

  • Some will say I'm an alarmist, leftist, anti-technology and then proceed to unkinder labels.

    Rajiv Naresh: Meme Wars and the Death of the Underground Rajiv Naresh 2012

  • Some will say I'm an alarmist, leftist, anti-technology and then proceed to unkinder labels.

    Rajiv Naresh: Meme Wars and the Death of the Underground Rajiv Naresh 2012

  • In my unkinder moments, I suspect that it's all just an excuse for another cool font on the gawker banner chain.

    What's Your Opinion of io9? 2009

  • If you want to look like an error-riddled merchant (in the kindest interpretation) or a merchant who tries to sell things that don't exist to the gullible (in the unkinder one), that's your business.

    msagara: Amazon listing, part 2 msagara 2009

  • An unkinder soul than Cairne might have mentally amended, And make sure everyone knows that Garrosh Hellscream was responsible for the victory.

    The Shattering Christie Golden 2010

  • An unkinder soul than Cairne might have mentally amended, And make sure everyone knows that Garrosh Hellscream was responsible for the victory.

    The Shattering Christie Golden 2010

  • "No thank you," Putin said, in much more unkinder words.

    The Noose Around Our Necks The Daily Growler 2006

  • She had heard her husband laugh away much unkinder remarks than this.

    Australia Felix 2003

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