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unaccommodating

a. Not accommodating.

WordNet
unaccommodating
  1. adj. not accommodating; "the unaccommodating bus driver pulled out while she was banging on the door" [syn: unobliging] [ant: accommodating]

  2. offering no assistance; "rudely unaccommodating to the customers"; "icily neutral, disagreeably unhelpful"

Usage examples of "unaccommodating".

Mistress Belding, with a haughty look at her unaccommodating neighbour.

I am sorry to add that I was very unaccommodating, gave no assistance in the stowing away of the umbrella, and when Fanfreluche came and placed his silken paws upon my knees, pushed him away very rudely.

Wherever he looked he saw an abundance of wild animals, strange beasts both large and small, living as they had lived for millions of years in this unaccommodating land for which neither Masters nor Folk nor Indigenes had found any use.

Then, as if seeking a balance to this hard, unaccommodating vision, he looked out his picture window at the hardware equipment littering his back yard.

It knew the tenderhearted, deferential Lucy as well as it knew the vulgar, unaccommodating one.

I knew what an unaccommodating animal you were, so I made you smuggle whether or not.

Inside these ugly, unaccommodating hutches, man and domestic beast -- goat, ox, pig, dog -- stake equal squatting rights to the smoky and disordered hearths, although the dogs often grow rabid and rush frothing through the rutted streets like streams in spate.

No better haven, the vast oaken table offered an unaccommodating surface upon which to drop due to faintness.