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churlish

[chur-lish] / ˈtʃɜr lɪʃ /


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A person would be churlish not to be moved by the two recipients’ stories Tuesday night, but awarding them what they’d earned in that venue marked the abuse of a great honor.

From The Wall Street Journal

It would also be churlish to ignore the bravery and sacrifice of so many Afghans who fought and died over two decades.

From BBC

Possibly churlish not to get the full 10, but he played a pretty ropey shot in the first innings.

From BBC

When the result is far more important than the performance, it would be churlish to nit-pick too much.

From BBC

More churlish souls might attribute such stubborn determination to craven commercial interests, but something more is in play.

From Los Angeles Times