discourteousness

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dis·cour·te·ous

(dĭs-kûr′tē-əs)

adj.

Exhibiting no courtesy; rude.

dis·cour′te·ous·ly adv.

dis·cour′te·ous·ness n.

Translations

discourteousness

, discourtesy

n → Unhöflichkeit f

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Following the norms of discourteousness, the world would never give you more than you deserve and sometimes you might be even denied of your rightful share.

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At the same time, Gawain is aware that giving in to her temptations would be an extreme act of discourteousness and disloyalty towards his host, Sir Bertilak de Hautdesert.