unkind

Nor would Hitchens have made this statement: “Religion forces nice people to do unkind things.”

Consider those surrounded by vacated cubicles, absorbing the work of those who were let go, anticipating their own unkind fate.

I wanted to advise, to counsel you, to prevent misconstruction and unkind remark.

She had been, he thought, unkind to him, or at any rate indifferent.

We in India are currently supposed to be unkind to our servants.

Has Miss Innocence been unkind to you, that you look so dull?

I think I might at least learn to be really like you, and if I must feel miserable, not to be unkind and sulky!