Spanish
rugosidad 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
There was a certain tweediness of opinions, too, that could be reminiscent of a Wodehousian country squire.
2
The first is Edward Whymper, who achieved lasting fame getting hauled up the Matterhorn by guides who climbed circles around his tweediness.
3
The cinema duopoly Rank and ABC deployed their respective publicity machines to convey an image of upper-middle class tweediness for their main contract stars.
4
Although Donna Koran's summer linen suit echoes the mock tweediness of Ralph Lauren's, her cut is more Lords of Flatbush than Lord of the Manor.