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Meanings of rudeness in English
Catalan
cruesa Display of disrespect by not complying with the social norms or etiquette of a group or culture.
Portuguese
descortesia Catalan
descortesia Usage of rudeness in English
1
I know, I know-asa Christian, I shouldn't return rudeness for rudeness.
2
The rudeness of the style in which they lived painfully impressed him.
3
I spoke with studied politeness; my idea was to rebuke his rudeness.
4
Her rudeness to Mr. Pratt was only part of the general parcel.
5
For heaven's sake! Von Arpels was brisk to the point of rudeness.
6
No one in that room had the courage to resent his rudeness.
7
The rudeness of the fling burnt my face, but I answered civilly:
8
Well, Romanda was willing to admit she had come near rudeness herself.
9
One is shocked, often, at the prevalence of rudeness in human intercourse.
10
The countess smiled, as if the rudeness of these words flattered her.
11
But let us not be swept up in this tide of rudeness.
12
She felt he deserved some punishment for his personal rudeness to her.
13
Akashia recognized the ritualized rudeness that passed for civility in the city.
14
To do so abruptly or unannounced will not be taken as rudeness.
15
I never heard such rudeness as the way she spoke to you.
16
Put that way, Thandi thought it would be sheer rudeness to refuse.
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Translations for rudeness
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Spanish
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Rudeness through the time
Rudeness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common