inappreciative
adjective
not appreciative; lacking in appreciation.
inappreciation
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a word derived from
inappreciative.
Example Sentences
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He was almost compelled to confine himself to a bare recital of facts, for he had reason to know that, at the end of his task, public inappreciation was awaiting him.
From Stories Of Georgia by Joel Chandler Harris
But he bore himself through all with dignity and modesty, avoiding as much as he could, without seeming inappreciation and disdain, the lavish popular applause that greeted him on every possible occasion.
From Ulysses S. Grant by Walter Allen
We have come to look upon the great artists of all times as an unhappy race struggling against the inappreciation of a stupid public, starving in garrets and waiting long for tardy recognition.
From Artist and Public And Other Essays On Art Subjects by Kenyon Cox
He smiled indulgently, concealing a hurt, not altogether new, at her persistent inappreciation of this side of his nature and life in which he took the greatest pride.
From The Game by Jack London
We stopped at wayside inns and politely treated the old lady to coffee at a penny a cup to make up for our inappreciation of her conversational powers.
From The Luck of Thirteen Wanderings and Flight through Montenegro and Serbia by Cora Gordon
