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Meanings of so rude in English

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Usage of so rude in English
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The people were becoming so rude and riotous that I was frightened.
Love and Life: An Old Story in Eighteenth Century Costume
2
Often the way seems so rude and stony that we cannot advance.
Music Talks with Children
3
I only took that five thousand dollars because you were so rude.
Millionaire's women
4
The twins glanced at each other; why was she being so rude?
The Alchemyst
5
At first I was as if crushed, the blow was so rude.
Doctor Pascal
6
Agnes smirked at her, gaze so deliberate, so rude, and oddly familiar.
Heaven and the heather
7
Anything so rude as you, Molly, has not as yet been rivaled.
Molly Bawn
8
But she wouldn't want Myron to do anything like this, so rude.
The Girl Scouts at Home; or, Rosanna's Beautiful Day
9
How can you be so rude or so stupid, which is it?
Kate's Ordeal
10
What have I done to deserve so rude, so unfeeling a reproach?
Thaddeus of Warsaw
11
It's not that I care a scrap, but it seemed so rude!
The Heart of Una Sackville
12
Listen, I'm really sorry I was so rude to you before.
Winter door
13
I'm a hairdresser and not sure why people are so rude.
News.com.au
14
Until tonight, I had no idea hockey fans were so rude.
See Jane Score
15
Excuse me for saying anything so rude; but, honestly speaking, I did not.
The Europeans
16
The old gentleman, first so rude, consented to taste the improved grape juice.
Merton of the Movies
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