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vulgarly

/ˈvʌl.ɡər.li/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet 'auf vulgäre Weise' — also grob, anstößig oder ohne Feinheit und Geschmack. Es kann sich auf Sprache, Verhalten oder Stil beziehen, die als unanständig oder ordinär gelten.

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adverb

/ˈvʌl.ɡər.li/C1formal
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet 'auf vulgäre Weise' — also grob, anstößig oder ohne Feinheit und Geschmack. Es kann sich auf Sprache, Verhalten oder Stil beziehen, die als unanständig oder ordinär gelten.

An adverb meaning 'in a vulgar manner' — that is, in a way that is crude, offensive, or lacking in refinement or taste. It can refer to language, behavior, or style that is considered coarse or indecent.

  1. In a crude or offensive mannerC1formal

    In a way that is lacking in refinement, taste, or good manners; coarsely or obscenely.

    deVulgär

    • He spoke vulgarly about the other guests at the party.
    • The comedian joked vulgarly, offending many in the audience.
    • She was criticized for behaving vulgarly at the formal dinner.

    Synonymeboorishlycoarselycrudelygrosslyindecentlyobscenelyoffensivelyrudelytastelesslyuncouthly

    Antonymecourteouslydecorouslyelegantlygenteellypolitelyproperlytastefully

  2. In a common or unrefined wayC2formal

    In a manner that is considered typical of the common people, lacking sophistication.

    deVulgär

    • The architecture of the building was vulgarly ostentatious.
    • He dressed vulgarly, with too many flashy accessories.
    • The advertisement was vulgarly commercial, appealing to the lowest tastes.

    Synonymeboorishlycoarselycrudelyroughlyrudelyuncouthly

    Antonymeelegantly

Formen
  • more vulgarly comparative form
  • most vulgarly superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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