ingrate
ˈɪnˌɡreɪt
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Definition of ingrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

ungrateful personperson who shows no gratitude
  • He is such an ingrate, never saying thank you.

Adjective

ungratefullacking gratitude or appreciation
  • The ingrate child never thanked anyone.
thankless ungrateful
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Origin of ingrate

Latin, ingratus (ungrateful)

Examples of ingrate in a sentence

  • Despite the gifts, she remained an ingrate.
  • Her ingrate attitude upset her friends.
  • He was called an ingrate for his lack of thanks.

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  1. French:ingrat, ...
  2. German:Undankbarer, undankbar, ...
  3. Italian:ingrato, irriconoscente, ...
  4. Spanish:desagradecido, ingrato, ...
  5. Portuguese:ingrato, ...
  6. Chinese:忘恩负义的人, 忘恩负义的, ...
  7. Japanese:恩知らず, 恩知らずな, ...
  8. Arabic:ناكِر الجَميل, ناكِر لِلجَمِيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּפוּי טוֹבָה, חֲסַר תּוֹדָה, ...
  10. Russian:неблагодарный человек, неблагодарный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:невдячний, ...
  12. Hindi:अकृतज्ञ, अप्रसन्न, ...

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