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The manager was unceremoniously dumped at the end of the season.
Whenever a participant had to leave the room, she would have to unceremoniously climb over the side of the bed closer to the door.
Either they had to be carried off - an awkward solution - or they unceremoniously became actors again, got up, and walked off the stage.
He was ousted unceremoniously from office.
When we were unceremoniously thrown out of office in 1974 by an ungrateful electorate, unemployment had come down to about 700,000.
Some of the vexatious and frivolous complaints should be completely and unceremoniously thrown out.
That may be, but because they took a certain line, in the main in ecclesiastical matters, they were unceremoniously bundled out.
They built this vast business over the bodies of thousands of workers who were often dismissed unceremoniously when they failed to get the necessary increases.
And it has to be paid in two lump sums, demanded rather unceremoniously twice a year, instead of being spread over.
He did so very swiftly, very unceremoniously and with very little enthusiasm.
They have not yet explained why they dismissed him so unceremoniously at a moment's notice.
How can we guarantee that there will be no repression when we unceremoniously return people in this way?
I fully understand the situation which caused him to leave us a little unceremoniously.
They have been fired because of these cuts, so-called, in recent months and unceremoniously had their services dispensed with.
An airline should be able to order new equipment with some assurance that, provided it continues to serve the route adequately, it will not be pushed off that route unceremoniously.
I remounted my horse double quick, and most unceremoniously left the rails on the ground, and lost no time to be out of sight.
