DictBridge Dictionary

unkind Definition and Meaning in English (unkind definition)

adjective
Synonyms:cruelharshmean
Quick Answer • Definition

Unkind definition: Not kind or sympathetic; harsh or cruel in nature or action.

Definitions of Unkind

  1. 1adjective

    Not kind or sympathetic; harsh or cruel in nature or action.

Example Sentences

casual

“It was very unkind of him to say such things.”

casual

“Her unkind words hurt his feelings deeply.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

Explore Vocabulary by Topic

Popular Topics
All 45+ Topics
Business & FinanceCommon AnimalsBasic FoodsDaily Actions (Verbs)ClothingCommon BirdsView All Topics (45+)

Inflected Word Forms

noununkindness
adverbunkindly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

unkind cutidiom

A remark or action that is intended to hurt someone's feelings.

Frequently Asked Questions: Unkind in English

What is the meaning of Unkind in English?▼
Unkind definition: Not kind or sympathetic; harsh or cruel in nature or action.
How do you translate 'Unkind' to English?▼
'Unkind' translates to 'unkind' in English. Unkind definition: Not kind or sympathetic; harsh or cruel in nature or action.
How do you pronounce 'Unkind' and 'unkind'?▼
Listen to clear English audio pronunciation of 'Unkind' and native English audio speech for 'unkind' with bilingual sentence examples on DictBridge.

Related Vocabulary in English

All Words →

Explore contextually related English vocabulary with verified English meanings, pronunciations, and sentence usages:

uhuhumumupsetupsetupstairsupstairsusususeuseusedusedusingusingusuallyusuallyukuleleukuleleultrasoundultrasoundumbrellaumbrella