Use of the word ingrate in a sentence example

ingrate

Last update: February 18, 2017

When you do not appreciate your gifts, you are being an ingrate. [adjective]

People hate to give Jim gifts because he is an ingrate who never thanks them. [noun]

You are an ingrate. [noun]

"Speak the truth, you ingrate." [Please select]

That gentleman is a knave, a wretched scoundrel, a vain little ingrate, a heartless, soulless, haughty, and wicked man. [Please select]

And he says to me the ingrate, to me the forgetful, to me the pitiless, to me the guilty one: Thanks. [noun]

"You are an ingrate, Enjolras." [Please select]

Yet I, ingrate that I am, depart without a thank you. [Please select]

"We are children--playing with fire," he murmured, this ingrate, this fool. [Please select]

I told him that if I were not I must be the veriest ingrate living. [Please select]

Kaid is no ingrate--no, by the hand of Moses that smote at Sinai. [Please select]

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