with bad grace Idioma
with bad grace|bad grace|grace|with a bad grace
adv. phr. In an unpleasant or discourteous way; unwillingly,
Fred takes defeat with bad grace. Tom shouted "Hello" to Bill. Bill was in a sour mood and replied with a bad grace. Antonym: WITH GOOD GRACE.
with bad grace
with bad grace Reluctantly, rudely, as in
He finally agreed to share the cost, but with bad grace. [Mid-1700s] Also see
with good grace.
with bad grace
In a hostile, impudent, or rudely annoying manner. The two countries eventually accomplished a compromise, but with such bad adroitness that there has remained a affectionate of algid war amid them to this day. He agreed to pay the bill in the end, admitting with rather bad grace.Learn more: bad, gracewith bad grace
Reluctantly, rudely, as in He assuredly agreed to allotment the cost, but with bad grace. [Mid-1700s] Also see with acceptable grace. Learn more: bad, gracewith (a) good/bad ˈgrace
in a accommodating and pleasant/unwilling and abrupt way: It is actual important in action to acquire defeat with acceptable grace. ♢ I’ve never apparent anybody do annihilation with such bad grace.Learn more: bad, good, grace with bad grace
In a acquisitive manner.Learn more: bad, grace