Difference between Impolite and Ungracious

IMPOLITE vs UNGRACIOUS: ADJECTIVE

Not polite; not of polished manners; wanting in good manners; discourteous; uncivil; rude.
Not polite; discourteous.
Not polite

Polite, Ungentlemanly, Impertinent, Nude, Horrible, Disrespectful, Ill mannered, Unmannered, Bratty, Brattish, Unparliamentary, Ungracious, Unmannerly, Discourteous, Rude

Ungenerous, Arrogant, Spiteful, Ungentlemanly, Boorish, Tactless, Unkind, Ungrateful, Disrespectful, Rude, Unpleasing, Impolite, Discourteous, Graceless, Churlish

Polite, Ungentlemanly, Impertinent, Nude, Horrible, Disrespectful, Ill mannered, Unmannered, Bratty, Brattish, Unparliamentary, Ungracious, Unmannerly, Discourteous, Rude

Ungenerous, Arrogant, Spiteful, Ungentlemanly, Boorish, Tactless, Unkind, Ungrateful, Disrespectful, Rude, Unpleasing, Impolite, Discourteous, Graceless, Churlish

Stern: It seems ungracious not to say something, you know, in return to I think an interesting set of comments.
Glad enough of the ungracious permission, and answering not a sound, the child crept tremblingly to his bench.
Notwithstanding the ungracious selfishness of the archbishop, Mozart played at the concert after all.
Our question as to whether they have any jugs or plates is usually met with a sort of ungracious affirmative.
He was no man of half measures, of mean affronts and ungracious concessions.
She replied in a manner that, for a prostitute, was not ungracious.
Buy might breathe ungracious to read the if the cialis.
Antonyms for appreciative include ungrateful, inappreciative, thankless, unappreciative, ignorant, neglectful, unthankful, ungracious, settled and paid.
Wrap ungracious beets with ginger and lemon gravamen since an experienced morning charge.
Even the prayer of an ungracious person becomes sin.