different between unthankful vs unthankfully
unthankful
English
Etymology
From Middle English unthankful, from Old English unþancful, unþancfull, un?eþancfull (“unthankful, ungrateful”), equivalent to un- +? thankful. Cognate with Old High German undankfol (“unthankful, ungrateful”).
Adjective
unthankful (comparative more unthankful, superlative most unthankful)
- Not thankful; ungrateful.
Derived terms
- unthankfulness
- unthankfully
Translations
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unthankfully
English
Etymology
From Middle English unthankefully, equivalent to unthankful +? -ly.
Adverb
unthankfully (comparative more unthankfully, superlative most unthankfully)
- In an unthankful way; ungratefully.
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