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A wild or unrefined state.
rudeness
crudity
crudeness
primitivism
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rudeness
crudity
crudeness
primitivism
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
.
1
Such views belong to the uneducated
crudity
and superficiality of naïve thinking.
2
Of course, such a sketch must have an inevitable
crudity
of effect.
3
And yet at moments no one blurts things out with such
crudity
.
4
Or they will rebel, reaching out in exaggerated behavior and macho
crudity
.
5
He is forced to listen, perhaps, to an exhibition of tedious
crudity
.
1
Sometimes a great deal of
crudeness
is expressed with a certain subtlety.
2
It seemed hysterical and overwrought in places-itgives the effect of
crudeness
.
3
It belongs to the
crudeness
,
and ignorance, and superstition of barbaric times.
4
The
crudeness
of some epitaphs gives them a grotesque touch of realism.
5
It smacked of
crudeness
,
and he had an epicurean distaste for
crudeness
.
1
I can assure you that our
primitivism
is not wholly external.
2
I immediately thought it was a work of Italian
primitivism
.
3
Cubists confronting
primitivism
early in the 20th century and so on and so on.
4
There was a puritan
primitivism
to it all, following the excesses of the 80s.
5
That's what Edenism was supposed to be about, to lift us above this
primitivism
.
1
It was the raw
primitiveness
of the concept which appealed to her.
2
Besides its low situation and its
primitiveness
,
Hebron has a third peculiarity.
3
Nat said you'd be horrified by our
primitiveness
-
but
I
knew better!
4
In a dozen ways he could see her
primitiveness
,
her kinship to the wilderness.
5
He liked its quaintness, the
primitiveness
of the farmer-fisherman neighbors, he liked the sea.
6
Curious jumble of modern and ancient city and village,
primitiveness
and the other thing.
7
She was astonished at the
primitiveness
of her emotions.
8
Not alone was she solace to his loneliness, but her
primitiveness
rejuvenated his jaded mind.
9
But bring it up again, and all the problems and
primitiveness
of it might surprise you.
10
There was a brutal
primitiveness
to the combination of physical calm, coursing adrenaline, and super sensitivity.
11
Was there a kind of wild
primitiveness
in the scene, or was that merely his imagining?
12
In the midst of this
primitiveness
,
he noticed with amusement that he wore a fancy wristwatch.
13
The word has come to suggest a certain vague
primitiveness
,
instinct unleavened by experience, a false prophet.
14
This charm (let me add) by no means consists in mere
primitiveness
or mere archaism.
15
A field hospital whose
primitiveness
dismayed him.
16
Some day we shall have an expression which will be, to our advanced
primitiveness
,
a great joy:
primitiveness
advanced primitiveness
blame the primitiveness
brutal primitiveness
comparative primitiveness
correlate with primitiveness
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