uncharitably

/ʌntʃˈæɹɪɾəbli/ adv

In an uncharitable manner.

Word Origin Charity comes from Latin 'carus' meaning 'dear, beloved' — so charity is literally 'dearness,' the love you feel for someone precious. When you're uncharitable, you're withholding that love. The same root gives us 'caress' (a loving touch) and 'cherish' (to hold dear).

adv In an uncharitable manner.

He spoke uncharitably about his former colleague, spreading rumors without evidence.

(副词) 刻薄地;苛刻地;不仁慈地

他刻薄地谈论他以前的同事,毫无证据地散布谣言。

(adverbio) De manera poco caritativa o carente de indulgencia.

Habló con poca caridad sobre su ex colega, difundiendo rumores sin pruebas.

(adverbe) sans indulgence; sévèrement; sans charité; sans bienveillance; durement [Avec manque de bienveillance ou de compassion, d'une manière sévère et peu indulgente.]

Il a parlé avec sévérité de son ancien collègue, répandant des rumeurs sans aucune preuve.

(Adverb) unbarmherzig; lieblos [auf harte, unfreundliche oder nachtragende Weise; ohne Großzügigkeit oder Mitgefühl.]

Er sprach **uncharitably** über seinen ehemaligen Kollegen und verbreitete Gerüchte ohne Beweise.

(副詞) 慈悲深いとは言えない方法で、厳格または不寛容に。

彼は元同僚について、証拠もなく噂を広め、慈悲深くなく話した。

(advérbio) descaridosamente; sem caridade; sem benevolência; sem misericórdia [De maneira pouco caridosa; sem benevolência.]

Ele falou de forma maldosa sobre seu ex-colega, espalhando rumores sem evidência.

Word parts: un + charit + able + ly

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