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scabrous

/ˈskeɪ.brəs/

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adjective

/ˈskeɪ.brəs/C2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то шероховатое, чешуйчатое или грубое на ощупь; также используется в переносном смысле для описания чего-то непристойного, скандального или трудного для восприятия.

Describes something that is rough, scaly, or harsh to the touch; also used figuratively to describe something indecent, scandalous, or difficult to handle.

  1. Rough or scaly textureC2formal

    Having a rough, uneven surface that is covered with small scales or scurf.

    ruШероховатый

    • The scabrous bark of the old tree felt harsh against his palm.
    • Her skin became scabrous after the allergic reaction.
    • The lizard's scabrous hide helped it blend into the rocky terrain.

    Synonymscoarselepidoteroughruggedscalyscurfyuneven

    Antonymsevenglossysilkysleeksmooth

  2. Indecent or scandalousC2formal

    Dealing with or containing sexually explicit, offensive, or morally shocking material.

    ruНепристойный

    • The novel was banned for its scabrous content.
    • His scabrous jokes made the audience uncomfortable.
    • The film was criticized for its scabrous depiction of relationships.

    Synonymsbawdycoarsedirtyfilthyindecentlewdobsceneoffensivepornographicracyribaldsalaciousscandalousshockingvulgar

    Antonymscleandecentinnocentproperpurewholesome

Forms
  • more scabrous comparative form
  • most scabrous superlative form
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