3 ms·
Actually, in England, "mean" can also.. er, mean "miserly" or "not generous".
by jackgavigan 12y ago
Actually, in England, "mean" can also.. er, mean "miserly" or "not generous".
- baddox 12y agoIndeed, but from context it seems pretty clear that Graham is using "mean" to refer to the attitude and tone of one's interaction with others, not one's generosity with money or resources.