unmannered

• 形容词，指缺乏礼貌或举止粗鲁；在现代英语中已属过时用法，很少使用。

An adjective meaning lacking in manners or rude; now considered archaic and rarely used in modern English.

1. Lacking good mannersB2formal

   Behaving in a way that is socially incorrect or rude.

   无礼的

   • His unmannered comments offended several guests at the dinner.
   • The child's unmannered behavior embarrassed his parents.
   • She found his unmannered approach to be quite off-putting.

   同义词bad-mannereddiscourteousill-manneredimpoliterudeuncivilunmannerly

   反义词civilcourteousgraciousmannerlypolite

2. Natural and unaffectedC1formal

   Without artificiality or pretense; genuine and straightforward.

   自然不做作

   • Her unmannered grace made her a delight to be around.
   • He spoke with an unmannered sincerity that won everyone over.
   • The artist's style is refreshingly unmannered and authentic.

   同义词artlessgenuineguilelessingenuousnaturalsincerespontaneousunaffectedunforcedunpretentiousunstudied

   反义词affectedartificialmanneredpretentiousstilted