Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtʃærɪtəbəl/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'uncharitable' describes someone or something that is not generous or kind
A1 She was uncharitable towards the homeless man asking for help.
A2 The uncharitable comments made by the politician caused controversy.
B1 The uncharitable behavior of the boss towards his employees created a toxic work environment.
B2 Her uncharitable attitude towards those in need was disheartening.
C1 The uncharitable actions of the company towards its competitors led to legal repercussions.
C2 The uncharitable decision to cut funding for the charity organization was met with widespread criticism.
formal His uncharitable remarks towards the less fortunate were met with disapproval by the community.
informal She can be quite uncharitable when it comes to sharing her snacks.
slang Don't be so uncharitable, just lend me a few bucks.
figurative Her uncharitable attitude cast a dark shadow over the charity event.
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