uncivilly

M. de Talleyrand could never forget that he has been uncivilly treated by a man younger and less capable than himself.

She treated him not uncivilly, but her Coldness would have rebated the Courage of any but Alvaro.

He spoke rather uncivilly, but the man replied to him with studied politeness.

Safe behind the curtain, you will see him if he behaves uncivilly to Mrs. Zant, or you will hear her if she calls for help.

This desirable suggestion (uncivilly as it was expressed) had its effect upon Mrs. Westerfield.