Disobliging [adjective]
Definition of Disobliging:
rude, annoying
Opposite/Antonyms of Disobliging:
Sentence/Example of Disobliging:
I never was cheated, or in any way "let in," by a Chinaman, and never found him discourteous or disobliging.
It is comfortable to be of no consequence in a world where one cannot exercise any without disobliging somebody.
Have I been perfectly sincere to-day, disobliging no one, and speaking evil of no one?
It was with him a fixed principle never to disoblige a customer, and he saw that he was disobliging at least half a dozen.
It is very curious too, how exceedingly disobliging old people are.
You can easily guess he wasnt an ugly, cross-grained, disobliging fellow.
I am sorry to be disobliging, but if that is the case I believe I will.
The officers here were not nearly so haughty and disobliging as those on board the Eurotas.
She felt a certain shame in doing so; a shame in admitting that a relative of hers could be so mean and disobliging.
Mrs W. Thank you; pretty well; but, as usual with all Italians, the owners are most disobliging.