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ADJECTIVE
  1. (of persons) lacking in refinement or grace

How To Use ill-bred In A Sentence

  • I plan on rubbing this in for a while as an object lesson to others who consider a career as an ill-bred shill. Sen. Bob Bennett (R, UT) will not be re-elected. | RedState
  • The vulgarity is not _the_ vulgarity of the vulgar -- the inelegancy is not the spontaneous rudeness of the ill-bred -- any more than its doctrine of nature is the doctrine of the unlearned. The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakspere Unfolded
  • These ill-bred people have to be shot… and we will shoot them.
  • Clemens spent most of his time at the opening session observing a particularly ill-bred Washoe delegate, “Colonel” Jonathan Williams, eating an eighteen-pound raw turnip at his desk while simultaneously ushering through committee a sinuous new bill for a toll road that stretched conveniently from one tollhouse to another. LIGHTING OUT FOR THE TERRITORY
  • It is only the ill-bred, that is, the uncultivated imagination that will amuse itself where it ought to worship and work. A Dish of Orts : Chiefly Papers on the Imagination, and on Shakespeare
  • I'm sure she could take them, but I'd still feel uneasy if obnoxious dopes with ill-bred intentions were within a twenty foot distance from her.
  • Am I here because they ' ve Seen me die and I have to dig my own cave because I'm ill-bred ? LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
  • People who call others weirdo simply because of their beliefs, are both ill-bred and stupid.
  • Indeed, it is the rudists who have suffered from a singular lack of courtesy from ill-bred geologists, who rejoice in pointing out that rudist masses are not really ‘reefs.’
  • As a schoolgirl, she was the butt of taunts by ill-bred bullies.
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