unkind
un·kind
adjective
1.
4.
used of circumstances (especially weather) that cause suffering
- “brutal weather”
- “northern winters can be cruel”
- “a cruel world”
- “a harsh climate”
- “a rigorous climate”
- “unkind winters”
Origin
Inherited from Middle English unkynde; equivalent to un- + kind.
Phrases
- unkindest cut
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