crudity
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Definition
- Noun:
- An impolite manner that is vulgar and lacking tact or refinement: The quality or state of being crude, offensive, or lacking in sophistication.
- A wild or unrefined state: The condition of being in a natural, raw, or unprocessed form.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The crudity of his jokes made everyone at the formal dinner uncomfortable.
- They were shocked by the sheer crudity of the graffiti on the wall.
- The crudity of the early tools shows the simplicity of ancient technology.
Advanced Usage
- "to be shocked by the crudity of something": to be deeply surprised or offended by something's lack of refinement or its vulgar nature.
- The critic was shocked by the crudity of the artist's latest exhibition.
- "a moment of crudity": a specific instance of vulgar or tactless behavior.
- His comment was an unfortunate moment of crudity in an otherwise polite conversation.
Variants and Related Words
- Crude (adj): In a natural or raw state; not processed or refined. Also, offensive or vulgar.
- Crude oil is pumped from the ground.
- He apologized for his crude language.
- Crudeness (n): A synonym for crudity, meaning the quality of being crude.
- The crudeness of the design was intentional.
Synonyms
- Vulgarity: The state of being lacking sophistication or good taste; coarseness.
- Coarseness: Roughness or rudeness in manner, texture, or quality.
- Rudeness: Lack of politeness or manners.
Related Phrases
- A crudity of expression: A way of speaking or writing that is blunt, unrefined, or offensive.
- The politician's crudity of expression often got him into trouble with the media.
Noun
- an impolite manner that is vulgar and lacking tact or refinement
- the whole town was famous for its crudeness
- a wild or unrefined state