| 释义 |
un·kind
\“+\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from un- (I) + kind
1.
a. of weather or climate : marked by harshness and rigor : deficient in pleasant mildness
b. chiefly dialect : exhibiting unfavorable or undesirable qualities : inherently bad or unsuitable — used especially of soil
c. chiefly dialect : not thriving
2. obsolete
a. : deficient in appreciation of or gratitude for benefits : ungrateful
b. : unduly or unnaturally ungenerous or severe
3. : deficient in humane and kindly feeling, expression, or outlook : lacking in sympathy and kindness : harsh, rigorous, cruel
• un·kindness \“+\ noun |