Unkind

Definition: Unkind

Unkind

Adjective

1. Lacking kindness; "a thoughtless and unkind remark"; "the unkindest cut of all".

2. Deficient in humane and kindly feelings.

3. Lacking or showing kindness or compassion or mercy.

4. (of circumstances; especially weather) causing suffering; "brutal weather"; "northern winters can be cruel"; "a cruel world"; "a harsh climate; "a rigorous climate"; "unkind winters".

Date "unkind" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Synonyms: Unkind

Synonyms: brutal (adj), cruel (adj), harsh (adj), pitiless (adj), rigorous (adj). (additional references)

Antonym: kind (adj). (additional references)

Context	Synonyms within Context (source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus).
Malevolence	Harsh, disobliging; unkind, unfriendly, ungracious; inofficious; invidious; uncandid; churlish; (discourteous); surly, sullen; a.
Source: adapted from Roget's Thesaurus.

Crosswords: Unkind

English words defined with "unkind": A clean breach ♦ cuttingly ♦ dirty trick ♦ Half-hearted, harsh, harshly ♦ ill turn, Ingracious, inhospitality, Inofficious ♦ unkindly. (references)

Specialty definitions using "unkind": CANNON ♦ Mallet ♦ Slaughter-house ♦ TIME. (references)

Domain	Usage
Screenplays	Raziel the Abyss has been unkind. (Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver; writing credit: Amy Hennig) You can take a man's body and beat it, you can take his soul and fry it, but to do this to a hamburger, it's just downright unkind! (Sliders; writing credit: Javier Azpeitia; Margarita Mareo) Don't you never say an unkind word about the Time. (Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back; writing credit: Kevin Smith) You mustn't say unkind things about Melanie. (Gone with the Wind; writing credit: Margaret Mitchell; Sidney Howard)
Lyrics	And life seems so unkind (I Made It Through The Rain; performing artist: Barry Manilow) With no intentions of being unkind, (Carrie; performing artist: Europe) And any other thought is unkind (We'll Be Together; performing artist: Sting) The world outside looks so unkind (Drift Away; performing artist: The Nylons) Don't think me unkind (De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da; performing artist: The Police)
Clever	If someone says something unkind about me, I must live so that no one will believe it. (references; author: unknown) I've learned that if someone says something unkind about me, I must live so that no one will believe it. (references; author: unknown)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Domain	Title
Books	Okot the Unkind Rainmaker (reference) The Tale of the Kind and the Unkind Girls: Aa-Th 480 and Related Tales (Classics in Folklore) (reference) Unkind Word and Other Stories: And Other Stories (Short Story Index Reprint Ser.) (reference) (more book examples)

Music	Dowland: Farewell, Unkind (reference) (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Author	Quotation
Samuel Butler	Some people seem compelled by unkind fate to parental servitude for life. There is no form of penal servitude much worse than this.
William Shakespeare	Rich gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

"Unkind" is generally used as an adjective (general or positive) -- approximately 100.00% of the time. "Unkind" is used about 270 times out of a sample of 100 million words spoken or written in English. Its rank is based on over 700,000 words used in the English language. Some parts-of-speech are not covered due to the samples used by the British National Corpus. (note: percents less than one-hundredth of one percent have been omitted)

Parts of Speech	Percent	Usage per 100 Million Words	Rank in English
Adjective (general or positive)	100%	270	17,892

Expressions using "unkind": an unkind cut ♦ be unkind to ♦ be unkind to animals ♦ pitiless unfeeling unkind ♦ unkind answer ♦ unkind person ♦ unkind to the skin. Additional references.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Language		Translations for "unkind"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Albanian		i rreptë (austere, hard, hard and fast, iron-handed, raucous, rigorous, severe, slashing, strict, stringent, tough, unmerciful, unrelenting), i ashpër (argute, austere, biting, bluff, bluffy, Brant, bristly, brusque, churlish, coarse, crude, ding-dong, dour, draconian, draconic, gravelly, grim, gruff, hard, harsh, ill, ill natured, inclement, keen, malevolent, pipy, raucous, rigid, rigorous, rough, rough and ready, rude, savage, scabrous, scathing, scratchy, severe, shaggy, slashing, smart, stern, strict, tough, truculent, uncharitable, unmerciful, violent, wiry). (various references)

Arabic		‏فظ (abrupt, blunt, boor, boorish, brusque, brutish, burly, chuffy, churlish, clownish, coarse, country, crude, crusty, curt, discourteous, earthy, grievous, gross, gruff, hairy, harsh, hoarse, ill mannered, impolite, indelicate, low, mannerless, obdurate, off hand, plug ugly, precipitous, rough, rough and ready, rude, ruffianly, rugged, rustic, savage, scathe, serious, shaggy, short, sour, surly, uncivil, uncouth, unmannerly, unprintable), ‏قاس (austere, callous, concrete, cruel, cutthroat, drastic, firm, gauge, hard, hard-hearted, harsh, inclement, inflexible, measure, merciless, pitiless, relentless, rigid, rigorous, rough, rugged, ruthless, scale, severe, solid, standardize, stark, stern, stiff, strict, stringent, tape, tough, try on, unfeeling, unyielding), ‏غير كريم, ‏صلب (adamant, aguish, callosity, callous, cast iron, concrete, consolidate, corneous, cross oneself, crucifixion, crucify, cruel, firm, harden, horny, inflexible, loin, metallic, out and out, persistent, ramrod, resistant, rigid, robust, sear, solid, solidary, stabile, stark, stiff, stiffen, stubborn, temper, tenacious, tough, unyielding). (various references)

Bulgarian		невнимателен (careless, distrait, forgetful, inadvertent, inattentive, inconsiderate, incurious, inobservant, inurbane, light hearted, neglectful, negligent, unattentive, unheeding), нелюбезен (unamiable, unceremonious, ungracious), жесток (bestial, bloody, butcherly, cruel, dark, diabolic, diabolical, draconian, draconic, fell, ferocious, fiendish, fierce, ghoulish, grinding, harsh, ill, infernal, inhuman, inhumane, iron, mean, merciless, monstrous, outrageous, sanguinary, shrewd, slashing, truculent, unfeeling, unmerciful, unrelenting). (various references)

Chinese		薄 (belittle, despise, frivolous, meagre, mean, peppermint, slight, small, thin, to approach, to go near, ungenerous). (various references)

Czech		zlomyslný (bitchy, catty, despiteful, malicious, malignant, mischievous, nasty, spiteful, unfriendly, vicious), tvrdý (big, brazen, callous, crackdown, cruel, deep, hard, harsh, heavy, relentless, rigorous, sound, steely, stiff, stone-dead, stony, tough), nevlídný (dismal, gruff, inclement, rugged, sour, stern, surly, testy, uncongenial, unfriended, unfriendly), nelaskavý (hard, uncharitable), krutý (atrocious, bitter, brutal, cruel, dispiteous, extreme, fierce, gory, grim, hard, harsh, heartless, heathenish, rigid, ruthless, savage, severe, torsion, unrelenting, vicious, wolfish), jízlivý (acerbic, blistering, catty, scathing, sneering, snide, spiteful, waspish, wry), drsný (abrasive, broad, coarse, crude, grating, gruff, harsh, heavy, inclement, intemperate, leathery, offhand, ragged, raucous, raw, rigorous, rough, ruddy, scabrous, severe, stark), bezcitný (cold-hearted, cruel, hard-hearted, heartless, insusceptible, pitiless, remorseless, ruthless, stony, stonyhearted, unfeeling). (various references)

Danish		uvenlig (brutal, gruff, harsh, nasty, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Dutch		onaardig (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), nurks (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), nors (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), honds (brutal, gruff, harsh, impolite, rough, rude, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), bars (abrupt, brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Esperanto		malafabla (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Faeroese		óblíður (bleak, brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Farsi		نامهربان (Inhospitable, Unmerciful, Unmercifully), بی مهر, بی محبت , بی عاطفه (Callous, Impassive, Inhuman, Insensate, Insensitive, Obdurate, Stolid, Unfeeling). (various references)

Finnish		ynseä (disobliging, ill-disposed, unobliging), tyly (brusque, gruff, harsh), karsas, epäystävällinen (unfriendly), epäsuopea (harsh, ill-dispodes, severe). (various references)

French		rude, rigoureux, peu gentil, maussade (unpleasant), méchant, cruel, acerbe. (various references)

German		unwirsch (brusque, brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, short-temperedly, sour, stroppy, sullen, surly, testily, testy, unpleasant), ungnädig (harsh, ungracious, ungraciously), unfreundlich (cheerless, cold, forbidding, inclement, standoffish, unaffable, uncharitable, uncordial, uncourteous, unfriendly, ungracious, ungraciously, unhelpful, unkindly, unneighborly, unpleasant, unpleasantly), spitz (acute, barbed, cuspid, cutting, haggard, horny, peaked, peaky, petty, pinched, pointed, pointedly, pomeranian, Randy, sharp, spiked, spiky, Spitz), schlecht (amiss, bad, bad (worse, badly, chronic, corrupt, decayed, evil, faulty, foul, hard, ill, inferior, lamentable, lamentably, low, maladjusted, miserable, nasty, off, poor, poorly, sick, stale, terribly, uneasy, unhealthy, unpalatable, unsatisfactory, unsavory, unsavoury, unsuitably, wicked, wrong), rücksichtslos (heedless, heedlessly, inconsiderate, inconsiderately, irrespective, irrespectively, reckless, regardlessly, ruthless, thoughtless), nicht nett (uncharitable, unkindly), lieblos (inconsiderate, loveless, uncaring, uncharitable, uncharitably, unkindly, unloving, unlovingly), gemein (abject, abominable, base, basely, beastly, bitchy, caitiff, cheap, coarse, common, cussedly, dirty, disreputable, foul, horrid, horridly, infamous, invidious, joint, low, lower case, malicious, maliciously, mean, meanly, miscreant, miserable, miserably, nastily, nasty, paltry, rascally, reptilian, rotten, scurillously, scurvily, scurvy, sordid, spiteful, squalid, squalidly, ugly, unkindly, vicious, vile, vilely, villainous, vulgar, wicked), brummig (brutal, grouchy, gruff, grumbling, grumpy, harsh, peevish, rough, sour, sour-tempered, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Greek		άστοργοσ (loveless), αφιλοφρών. (various references)

Hebrew		אכזר (barbarous, cruel, inclement), רע (bad, evil, harm, inferior, maleficence, noxious, repugnant, trouble, wicked, wickedness, woe, wrong). (various references)

Hungarian		rideg (austere, brittle, brusque, burly, cold, crabby, hard, impassible, rigid, severe, short, unfriendly), barátságtalan (austere, chilly, cold, crabby, disagreeable, disgruntled, doggish, gaunt, gruff, ill natured, inhospitable, pouty, rugged, sulky, sullen, surly, unaccommodating, unaffable, unfriendly). (various references)

Icelandic		óvingjarnlegur (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), óvænn (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Indonesian		tak enak (disagreeable), kasar (abrupt, abusive, artless, blunt, boorish, broad, brutal, brutish, crass, crude, curt, disrespectful, gruff, menial, raw, rude, vulgar). (various references)

Italian		scortese (discourteous, disobliging, impolite, rude, unfriendly, ungracious, unneighborly), rude (brutal, coarse, gruff, harsh, rough, rude, rugged, sour, sullen, surly, tough, unpleasant), brusco (abrupt, bluff, blunt, brusque, brutal, cavalier, downright, gruff, harsh, offhand, offhanded, outspoken, rough, sharp, short, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Japanese Kanji		邪険 (cruel, hard hearted), 意地悪 (ill-tempered, malicious). (various references)

Japanese Katakana		いじわる (ill-tempered, malicious), じゃけ�" (cruel, cruelty, evil point of view, hard hearted, hard-heartedness). (various references)

Norwegian		uvennlig (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Pig Latin		indunkay

Polish		nieuprzejmy (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant). (various references)

Portuguese		rude (abrupt, backwoods, barbaric, boisterous, bumbling, caveman, cloddish, coarse, crude, discourteous, displeasing, disrespectful, gothic, gruff, harsh, homespun, husky, incondite, knockabout, larrikin, low-lived, point-blank, raw, rough, rude, rugged, rumbustious, rustic, snippy, tart, tough, unaffable, uncivil, uncouth, uneducated, ungracious, unnurtured, unpolished, untaught, upstage), rabugento (acrimonious, atrabilious, brutal, criss-cross, crusty, currish, faultfinding, fiddle-faddle, fractious, fretful, frumpish, grouty, gruff, harsh, moody, morose, peevish, pettish, querulous, rough, shrewish, snuffy, sour, sullen, surly, techy, testy, tetchy, unpleasant), pouco amável (unfriendly), grosseiro (awkward, bearish, blanket, boorish, bumbling, caddish, churlish, cloddish, clownish, clumsy, coarse-grained, common, crass, crude, cub, curmudgeon, curmudgeonly, earthy, gross, gruff, harsh, heavy-handed, hoggish, homely, ill-bred, ill-mannered, impolite, incondite, indelicate, inelaborate, joggly, lacerated, left-handed, lob, loutish, low-bred, lubberly, lumpish, piggish, ragged, ribald, rough, rude, rugged, scurrilous, surly, swinish, thick, uncivil, uncouth, uncultivated, unladylike, unmannerly, unparliamentary, untaught, vulgar, vulgarian, wooden), duro (adamant, callous, cornered, crapy, crusty, die-hard, flinty, grueling, gruelling, gruff, hard, hard-boiled, hard-up, heartless, iron, iron-bound, jarring, marble, non-ductile, racking, rocky, rough, rugged, set, severe, shrewd, sinewy, solid, stand-up, stern, stiff, toilsome, tough, unfeeling, unrelenting, unyielding, wiry), cruel (atrocious, barbaric, bitter, bloody, boarish, candle-wick, cruel, dark, fell, felon, fierce, grim, hard-hearted, heartless, inhuman, iron, merciless, pitiless, ruffian, ruthless, scathing, severe, shrewish, squint-eyed, tigerish, tigrish, truculent, uncharitable, unfeeling, unmerciful, wicked, wolfish), brusco (abrupt, bluff, blunt, brusque, brutal, curt, gruff, harsh, hit-and-run, jerky, rough, sour, sudden, surly, unceremonious, unpleasant), arisco (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, shy, sour, surly, unpleasant, unsociable). (various references)

Romanian		nemilos (cruel, fell, hard, harsh, merciless, pitiless, ruthless), aspru (abrupt, abruptly, acid, acrimonious, biting, brisk, callous, clumsy, coarse, crisp, dour, drastic, earthy, edgy, exacting, firm, grating, gruelling, gruff, hard, harsh, hoarse, homespun, husky, ill, inclement, iron, iron-fisted, keen, lashing, nippy, obdurate, punitive, rasping, rigid, rigidly, rigorous, robust, rough, rugged, scabrous, severe, severely, shaggy, shy, smart, snappish, stern, stiff, Strait, strict, strong, stubborn, tough, violent, wiry). (various references)

Russian		недобрый (unchristian), злой (bad tempered, bad-tempered, blackhearted, black-hearted, cattish, evil, evil-minded, fractious, ill disposed, ill natured, ornery, puckish, scathing, squinteyed, surly, vicious, vixenish). (various references)

Scottish		ascaoin. (various references)

Serbo-Croatian		nevaljao (arch, naughty, rogue, roguish, unrighteous, wicked), neprijatan (awkward, disagreeable, harsh, nasty, offensive, unagreeable, uncongenial, unflattering, ungracious, unpalatable, unpleasant, unsavory, unsavoury), neobziran, neljubazan (disagreeable, disobliging, thoughtless, unaffable, unfriendly, unobliging). (various references)

Spanish		brusko (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant), bronco (abrupt, brazen, brittle, brutal, crude, gruff, harsh, raw, rough, ruffianly, sour, sullen, surly, unpleasant, unworked, unwrought). (various references)

Swedish		ovänlig (brutal, gruff, harsh, rough, sour, sullen, surly, unfriendly, ungracious, unpleasant). (various references)

Turkish		sert (acrid, adamant, astringent, austere, bad, bitter, boisterous, bossy, brisk, brutal, cast iron, crusty, cutting, drastic, exact, exacting, fierce, firm, flinty, forbidding, get-tough, granitic, grim, gruff, gusty, hard, hard and fast, hard bitten, hard line, hard set, hardening, hard-hitting, harsh, heady, heavy, heavy-handed, hot, ill natured, inclement, incompressible, inelastic, intemperate, iron, ironclad, keen, nappy, pointed, pungent, rigid, rigorous, rough, round, sclerous, severe, sharp, sharp-set, short, short-spoken, shrewd, smart, solid, sound, spanking, spartan, spiky, stand up, starched, starchy, stark, stern, stiff, strict, stringent, strong, surly, tart, tough, unbending, ungentle, unrelenting, unshaded, unyielding, vehement, violent), nezaketsiz (brusque, crude, discourteous, disrespectful, impolite, indelicate, offhand, rude, short-spoken, unchivalrous, uncivil), kırıcı (breaker, cutting, disobliging, galling, harsh, injurious, invidious, offending, scathing, scorching, shocking, stinging), insafsız (confiscatory, cutthroat, fell, heartless, inequitable, inhumane, iniquitous, merciless, relentless, ruthless, unconscientious, unconscionable, unfair, unfeeling, unjust, unmerciful, wrongful), düşmanca (hostile, inhospitably, like an enemy, unfriendly, virulent). (various references)

Ukrainian		нем'який, недобрий (alien, naughty, wicked). (various references)

Vietnamese		không tốt t� n nhẫn, không tử tế (ungracious), ác (evil, malevolent, scathing, smashing). (various references)

Welsh		angharedig, anfynud (discourteous, rough, unrefined), anfwyn (uncivil, ungentle). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Language	Period	Translations
Latin	500 BCE-Modern	iniqua, iniquae, iniquam, iniquas, inique, iniqui, iniquis, iniquissimas, iniquius, iniquo, iniquorum, iniquos, iniquum, iniquus. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Language	Date	Source	Romans Chapter 1, Verse 31
Greek (transliterated)	250 BC	Septuagint	AsunetouV asunqetouV astorgouV aspondouV anelehmonaV
Latin	405	Vulgate	Insipientes inconpositos sine affectione absque foedere sine misericordia
Old English	990	West Saxon	Hi sind wittleas, æwleas, heorteleas and miltsleas.
Middle English	1395	Wyclif	Vnwise, vnmanerli, withouten loue, withouten boond of pees, with outen merci.
Renaissance English	1526	Tyndale	Which me though they knew the rightewesnes of God how that they which soche thinges commyt are worthy of deeth yet not only do the same but also have pleasure in them that do them.
Jacobean English	1611	King James	Without understanding, covenantbreakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful:
Victorian English	1833	Webster	Without understanding, covenant-breakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful:
Basic English	1964	Ogden	Without knowledge, not true to their undertakings, unkind, having no mercy:
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language	Romans Chapter 1, Verse 31
Cebuano	hungog, walay paglaban sa pulong, walay kasingkasing, mabangis.
Chinese	無知的、背約的、無親情的、不憐憫人的．
Croatian	nerazumni, nevjerni, bešæutni, nemilosrdni.
Danish	uforstandige, troløse, ukærlige, ubarmhjertige;
Dutch	Onverstandigen, verbondbrekers, zonder natuurlijke liefde, onverzoenlijken, onbarmhartigen;
Finnish	vailla ymmärrystä, luotettavuutta, rakkautta ja laupeutta;
French	de loyauté, d`affection naturelle, de miséricorde.
German	Unvernünftige, Treulose, Lieblose, unversöhnlich, unbarmherzig.
Indonesian-Bahasa Sehari-hari	mereka tidak mau mengerti orang lain; mereka tidak setia dan tidak berperikemanusiaan.
Indonesian-Terjemahan Lama	tiada berakal, orang yang mungkirkan janji, tiada penyayang, tiada berbelaskasihan;
Italian	insensati, sleali, senza cuore, senza misericordia.
Latvian	Neprâtîgi, nesaticîgi, cietsirdîgi, neuzticîgi, neþçlîgi.
Maori	Kahore o ratou matauranga, he hunga kupu taka, kahore nei he aroha, kahore e tohu tangata:
Norwegian	uforstandige, upålitelige, ukjærlige, ubarmhjertige;
Rumanian	fqrq pricepere, cqlcqtori de cuvknt, fqrq dragoste fireascq, neknduplecayi, fqrq milq.
Russian	�'ЕЪТБУУХ�"ОЩ, ЧЕТПМПНОЩ, ОЕМА�'ПЧОЩ, ОЕ� ТЙНЙТЙНЩ, ОЕНЙМПУФЙЧЩ.
Shuar	Enentáincha ainiawai. Tana nuna umichu ainiawai. Anenkartichu ásar waitnenkartichu ainiawai. Tsankurcha ainiawai.
Spanish	insensatos, desleales, crueles y sin misericordia.
Swahili	hawana dhamiri, hawatimizi ahadi zao, hawana wema wala huruma kwa wengine.
Swedish	oförståndiga, trolösa, utan kärlek till sina egna, utan barmhärtighet mot andra.
Uma	Uma-ra monono, uma-ra mpo'ihii' tipa' -ra, uma ria ahi' -ra, uma ria petulungi-ra hi doo.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations
	Words beginning with "unkind": unkinder, unkindest, unkindlier, unkindliest, unkindliness, unkindlinesses, unkindly, unkindness, unkindnesses. (additional references)
Misspellings
	"Unkind" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: hunkinde, inkind, Kunkin, Mungindi, punkoid, unakin, Uncid, unik, unim, unkink, unkn, unzin. (additional references)
Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

# of Phoneme Matches	Pronunciation	Word(s) rhyming with "unkind" (pronounced unkī"nd)
5	-n k ī" n d	mankind.
4	-k ī" n d	kind.
3	-ī" n d	aligned, assigned, behind, bind, blind, combined, confined, consigned, declined, defined, designed, dined, disinclined, enshrined, entwined, find, fined, grind, hind, inclined, intertwined, lined, maligned, mind, mined, opined, realigned, reassigned, redefined, redesigned, refined, remind, resigned, rind, shined, signed, twined, unconfined, undefined, undermined, unlined, unrefined, unsigned, unwind, wind, wined.
Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Direct Anagrams: nudnik.
	Words within the letters "d-i-k-n-n-u"
	-2 letters: dink, dunk, kind.
	-3 letters: din, dui, dun, ink, inn, kid, kin, nun.
	-4 letters: id, in, nu, un.
	Words containing the letters "d-i-k-n-n-u"
	+1 letter: dunking, nudnick, nudniks.
	+2 letters: nudnicks, unkinder, unkindly, unkinked, unlinked.
	+3 letters: debunking, humankind, kundalini, undocking, unkindest, unknitted.
	+4 letters: kundalinis, unkindlier, unkindness, wunderkind.
	+5 letters: buckskinned, outdrinking, undertaking, undrinkable, unkindliest, wunderkinds.
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