ungrateful in Latin
ungrateful in Latin is ingrātus — ungrateful means not thankful; failing to show appreciation for something received.
ungrateful in Latin
ingrātus
Not grateful; not expressing gratitude.
What does "ungrateful" mean?
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adj Not thankful; failing to show appreciation for something received.
"He felt hurt that his kids seemed so ungrateful for everything he'd done."
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ungrateful in a sentence
- He felt hurt that his kids seemed so ungrateful for everything he'd done.
- Don't be ungrateful — she drove two hours to bring you that gift.
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What is "ungrateful" in Latin?
"ungrateful" in Latin is ingrātus. ungrateful means: Not thankful; failing to show appreciation for something received.
How do you use "ungrateful" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt hurt that his kids seemed so ungrateful for everything he'd done." In Latin, "ungrateful" is ingrātus.
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