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uncouth

/ʌnˈkuːθ/

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adjective

/ʌnˈkuːθ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает человека или его поведение как лишённое хороших манер, утончённости или изящества; грубый и неотёсанный.

Describes a person or their behavior as lacking good manners, refinement, or grace; rough and unpolished.

  1. Lacking good mannersC1formal

    Behaving in a rude, awkward, or unsophisticated way.

    ruНевежественный

    • His uncouth behavior at the dinner table embarrassed everyone.
    • She found his loud and uncouth comments offensive.
    • The uncouth tourist ignored local customs and traditions.

    Synonymsboorishchurlishcoarsecrudediscourteousill-manneredimpoliteloutishrudeuncivilizedunculturedunrefinedvulgar

    Antonymscivilcourteouscultureddecorousgraciousmannerlypoliterefinedsophisticatedurbane

  2. Rough or unrefinedC1formal

    Lacking polish, elegance, or refinement in appearance or style.

    ruГрубый или неотёсанный

    • The uncouth architecture of the building clashed with its surroundings.
    • His uncouth language shocked the audience.
    • The painting had an uncouth, almost primitive quality.

    Synonymsboorishcoarsecruderoughunpolishedunrefinedvulgar

    Antonymsculturedelegantgracefulpolishedrefinedsophisticatedsuaveurbane

Forms
  • more uncouth comparative form
  • most uncouth superlative form
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