0 in a way that shows unwillingness to give money or help:
He spoke about us ungenerously and offensively.
I would also admit that there have been some admittedly difficult cases where, in my personal opinion, my council have acted too slowly, and perhaps too ungenerously.
The man under treatment at home is not ungenerously treated by being placed financially on the same footing as the man whose total disablement is incurable.
Surely, then, it is all the more unjust that, if a medical student's life should be tragically cut short, his dependants should appear to be ungenerously treated.
In practice, the local authorities in the past have not dealt ungenerously, unfairly, or unjustly with the proprietors of the imaginary small cottage surrounded by the narrow street.
They have also explained exactly how it should be defined, and not ungenerously.
But there is no doubt that the firm is treating particularly the long-term employees ungenerously.
The compromise effected was not one under which the churches were treated at all ungenerously.
