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Meanings of commonness in English
Catalan
quotidianitat Ordinariness as a consequence of being frequent and commonplace.
Synonyms
Examples for "vulgarity"
Examples for "vulgarity"
1
The experience made her savvy about the vulgarity of the film industry.
2
That's what he said, he said it in German, complete with vulgarity.
3
Rector Owl was forced to become explicit to the point of vulgarity.
4
In woman, refinement of character is never found in vulgarity of dress.
5
Our Mr Swann is also given to florid outbursts of baroque vulgarity.
1
All the bluntness and coarseness of feeling in the workmanship of fig.
2
Then there had been recklessness, something of coarseness, in the fine face.
3
Even the Romans, with all their coarseness, stood higher in this respect.
4
His face was inflamed with suppressed impatience, which accentuated its natural coarseness.
5
He condemns Swift for his coarseness and praises Johnson for his outspokenness.
1
I thought perhaps the effervescence would help break up the grimy grossness.
2
He was aware of a glimmer of advocacy in the very grossness.
3
He is simply disgusted with the grossness and vulgarity of it all.
4
Still there was no trace of grossness in their form or expression.
5
His charity must partake of the contraction and grossness of his self-love.
1
There are gradations in awkwardness and vulgarism, as there are in everything else.
2
Why,' said the prof, 'to employ a vulgarism, perspicuity is my penultimate appellative.'
3
You are not-ifI may be permitted an expressive vulgarism-inthe same street with them.
4
Punning is a vulgarism that should be scrupulously avoided.
5
No, in good truth: who can like such vulgarism!
1
Expect a mix of comedy, acrobatics, dance and a touch of raunch.
2
But, more and more, women are bringing the raunch to the screen.
3
Photograph: YouTube Every Xmas playlist needs a bit of raunch and Big Cynthia delivers.
4
There was a good-natured quality to the raunch, like fun was still an erotic idea.
5
Here, this belter of a track gets an added bolt of rock and roll raunch.
Usage of commonness in English
1
With such, the venal commonness of affection first profanes, then destroys it.
2
The reason may lie in the very commonness of our opportunities.
3
The demand marks the commonness, narrowness, low-levelled satisfaction of the age.
4
This would affix him eternally to commonness in her mind.
5
Exquisite taste was married with a commonness that was glaring.
6
Reality has its own convincing charm, not inconsistent with plainness or even with commonness.
7
What can more fully declare the commonness of a thing?
8
He was surprised at the commonness of the clay.
9
But the commonness of his physical makeup hid an extraordinary determination and an insatiable curiosity.
10
Aunt Corinne felt the commonness of her calico dress.
11
That was one of the things which mysteriously Fern had learned over night-whatcommonness was.
12
Animation cruelly displayed her appalling commonness and physical shabbiness.
13
Both were on a large scale, but without commonness.
14
The man's smooth face was all commonness and vulgarity.
15
The group has long suggested that U.S. officials have been underestimating the commonness of the condition.
16
There is no disgrace in work;-nocommonness,-nomeanness.
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