un|man|ner|ly

un|man|ner|ly
un|man|ner|ly «uhn MAN uhr lee», adjective, adverb.
–adj.
having bad manners; rude; discourteous: »

He called them untaught knaves, unmannerly (Shakespeare).

SYNONYM(S): impolite.
–adv.
with bad manners; rudely.
un|man´ner|li|ness, noun.

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