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Despite their tireless efforts, they were greeted with ingratitude, leaving them disheartened by the lack of appreciation.ingratitude = lack of gratefulness
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The ingratitude shown by those who benefited from her kindness was a bitter reminder of the world's indifference.
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He pulled me away toward the door, and I followed him while Van Houten ranted to Lidewij about the ingratitude of contemporary teenagers and the death of polite society, and Lidewij, somewhat hysterical, shouted back at him in rapid-fire Dutch. (source)
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The words insolence and ingratitude came into it frequently, I seem to recall. (source)
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Besides, what do I get in return for my efforts? Ingratitude and rude remarks. (source)Ingratitude = lack of appreciation
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Only her private grief and public ingratitude could at times bear her down. (source)ingratitude = ungratefulness
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Now you have abundance in your life, Lady Lu—an abundance of malice, ingratitude, and forgetfulness. (source)ingratitude = ungratefulness
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But the extreme anger the discussion of ingratitude inspires proves that most people feel grateful. (source)
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Too often (I reflected, thinking of Sabrina) they display only thoughtless ingratitude.† (source)
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"Boy," Mrs. Amos said, "I am not the least bit surprised at your show of ingratitude.† (source)
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I decided not to bring up the ingratitude part, just exactly because it drew me so, because the sound of her voice made it shine more and more brightly.† (source)
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I knew writers were supposed to have big egos, but I guess I didn't understand that meant ingratitude, too!† (source)
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If he starts this Union business in the factory ...I've noticed some signs, some rudeness, some ingratitude.† (source)
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If they complain, it's out of sheer ingratitude.† (source)
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Father Nicanor Reyna-whom Don Apolinar Moscote had brought from the swamp to officiate at the wedding—was an old man hardened by the ingratitude of his ministry.† (source)
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Blow, blow, thou winter wind Thou art not so unkind, As man's ingratitude.† (source)
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