Usually means: Lacking dignity, poise of leader.
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  3. unstatesmanlike: Collins English Dictionary
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  10. unstatesmanlike: Mnemonic Dictionary
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▸ adjective:  Not statesmanlike.

Similar:
unstatesmanly, untradesmanlike, unshowmanlike, ungentlemanlike, unyachtsmanlike, unsportsmanly, unmanlike, unsalesmanlike, unbusinesslike, unmerchantlike, more...

Types:
brash, tactless, rude, crude, boorish, vulgar, churlish, more...

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Similar:
unstatesmanly, untradesmanlike, unshowmanlike, ungentlemanlike, unyachtsmanlike, unsportsmanly, unmanlike, unsalesmanlike, unbusinesslike, unmerchantlike, more...

Types:
brash, tactless, rude, crude, boorish, vulgar, churlish, more...



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