ingrate in Finnish
ingrate in Finnish is kiittämätön — ingrate means an ungrateful person.
ingrate in Finnish
kiittämätön
An ungrateful person.
What does "ingrate" mean?
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noun An ungrateful person.
"The consensus—certainly among the great and the good of Cambridge, Massachusetts—was that he was an ultranationalist, a reactionary, and, above all, an ingrate."
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adj Ungrateful.
"The ingrate nephew never once visited his sick uncle."
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ingrate in a sentence
- The consensus—certainly among the great and the good of Cambridge, Massachusetts—was that he was an ultranationalist, a reactionary, and, above all, an ingrate.
- He called his old friend an ingrate for never saying thanks.
- The ingrate nephew never once visited his sick uncle.
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What is "ingrate" in Finnish?
"ingrate" in Finnish is kiittämätön. ingrate means: An ungrateful person.
How do you use "ingrate" in a sentence?
Example: "He called his old friend an ingrate for never saying thanks." In Finnish, "ingrate" is kiittämätön.
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