untactful, impolitic, undiplomatic; artless &c 703; Adv. discourteously &c adj.; with discourtesy &c n., with a bad grace.

I am conscious that the language and style of this communication are unusual and probably undiplomatic; that there is more of the fervor of feeling and the plain language of direct appeal than is usual in such papers; but it is a subject of such vast importance to the State whose interests have been in part intrusted to me and whose organ I am that I can not speak in measured terms or indefinite language.

He found some relief in horse-whipping Monsieur Famin, who had been unceasing in his quiet annoyances, and in writing to the Government at home despatches of a most undiplomatic warmth and earnestness.

They did the most undiplomatic thing that can be done; they concealed a breach of partnership without even concealing the concealment.

But Pinckney, our representative in England, was equally undiplomatic.

An undiplomatic diary.

SEE Flick, Alexander C. An undiplomatic diary.

An undiplomatic diary.

An undiplomatic diary.

SEE Flick, Alexander C. An undiplomatic diary.

An undiplomatic diary.

A Christmas dinner in a foreign land, in the midst of the diplomatic corps, is the most undiplomatic thing in the world, for that is the one time when you can cease to be diplomatic and dare to criticise the government and make personal remarks to your heart's content.