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- noun Plural form of
unkindness .
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Examples
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And, consequently, a series of small unkindnesses is very offensive indeed, and it would not have been surprising if Helen were offended.
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I love this small town but I also know that it is a microcosm of the world at large with the same jealousies, bad habits, and unkindnesses that happen in the larger world.
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All these guilty problems, unkindnesses that might outlive her.
Some Fun Antonya Nelson 2006
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All these guilty problems, unkindnesses that might outlive her.
Some Fun Antonya Nelson 2006
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All these guilty problems, unkindnesses that might outlive her.
Some Fun Antonya Nelson 2006
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I love this small town but I also know that it is a microcosm of the world at large with the same jealousies, bad habits, and unkindnesses that happen in the larger world.
Archive 2006-12-01 2006
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Where being arrived, they were worthily entertained by honourable Friends and Kinsmen, who pacified all unkindnesses betweene them and their
The Decameron 2004
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Thus she tolerated his unkindnesses without response in kind.
Up In A Heaval Anthony, Piers 2002
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Do these words seem an anomaly when the media reek with government insufficiencies and human unkindnesses displayed one to another, and the very earth shudders and stretches before you?
Songs of the Arcturians Patricia L. Pereira 1996
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Do these words seem an anomaly when the media reek with government insufficiencies and human unkindnesses displayed one to another, and the very earth shudders and stretches before you?
Songs of the Arcturians Patricia L. Pereira 1996
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