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Marked by rude or peremptory shortness.
short
curt
brusk
discourteous
short
curt
brusk
1
National aspirations were encouraged, within limits; 'autonomy' fell far
short
of self-determination.
2
International rights groups said the vote fell well
short
of democratic standards.
3
What are the
short
and long term health effects of cannabis use?
4
The investing process from there was fairly easy: long Japan,
short
France.
5
The company needed to address
short
-
term
liquidity problems first, the source said.
1
Getting up, 'I must go,' she said in her
curt
,
abrupt way.
2
A
curt
Nicholas Raskin does appear on camera briefly to answer questions.
3
Sir Eustace spoke in the same
curt
tone; his mouth was merciless.
4
In an instant there flashed back over the wires the
curt
reply:
5
Johnny had offered to help, Hagen had given him a
curt
no.
1
He was big,
brusk
,
quibbling, insulting, dictatorial, painstaking, considerate and kind.
2
A large,
brusk
,
well-groomed, good-looking woman of fifty was Auntie.
3
In the adjoining room, over the "blotter," snapped the
brusk
stereotyped nasal reply:
4
He was just as
brusk
and as brief of speech as he had been before.
5
Ina, being half a foreigner, thought this rather
brusk
.
1
A
brusque
order from Ali Bey brought the work to a stop.
2
The Daily Mail's response to a similar request was almost as
brusque
.
3
Something she saw in them excused the
brusque
command of his tone.
4
However, she didn't shy from mentioning that he could be
brusque
too.
5
Julia recognised this and recognised also the kindness of the
brusque
suggestion.
6
There was a
brusque
rejoinder, and the man handed in a note.
7
Daylight Finn is efficient and
brusque
,
good for fishing, fucking, and-apparently-washingdishes
8
At dinner that evening the child found her company dull and
brusque
.
9
Bergstein left with a
brusque
good-night and walked slowly up the road.
10
He was excited and resentful over his
brusque
treatment by the clerk.
11
I suppose the affair must be
brusque
,
or it will not do.
12
A
brusque
question caused him to stutter to the point of suffocation.
13
If she was offended by his
brusque
manner, then so be it.
14
The doctor was mystified and impressed by the
brusque
bitterness of Lieut.
15
His voice had become
brusque
,
the politeness had gone from his address.
16
She was
brusque
,
unsmiling, as she told him to don sterile gloves.
brusque
brusque manner
brusque movement
brusque way
brusque reply
brusque voice