We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of vulgarism in inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "filth"
Examples for "filth"
1
It shows the filth of the regime of corruption, Lopez Obrador said.
2
The invaders left it in an indescribable state of disorder and filth.
3
It felt good to see Renée laughing over a little innocent filth.
4
The houses are rather larger, and they surpass the others in filth.
5
Baptism is not the putting away of the filth of the flesh.
1
Adult obscenity cases have been exceedingly rare over the past 20 years.
2
The law frames pornography as an issue of obscenity, decency and morality.
3
Few of us want our political debate to slip into rampant obscenity.
4
There were several invalid protest ballots including one that carried an obscenity.
5
They put an obstacle on all types of obscenity and protect society.'
1
They are worse than the fly in hops, or smut in barley.
2
No wonder smut is the worst trouble for wheat-raisers in the Northwest.
3
We had a remarkable instance of smut in our corn last summer.
4
Try this and estimate the per cent of smut at next harvest-time.
5
Sorghum is affected by a smut similar to that of other grains.
1
The clerk looked at me as if I'd shouted a dirty word.
2
Speaking in London, John Sawers said secrecy was not a dirty word.
3
Despite material success Irish people still see consumerism as a dirty word.
4
Faux-natural is a problem if it turns natural into a dirty word.
5
Imagine a time when software was considered a dirty word by investors.
Expression considered non-standard or characteristic of uneducated speech or writing.
Related terms
Usage of vulgarism in inglês
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!
6
This "fetches" the parents (if I may be allowed a vulgarism) more than anything.
7
Think of the vulgarism "flare up;" let it be "burns."
8
Mrs. Verne was almost beside herself (to use a vulgarism).
9
Outside, on a bus shelter, was the Serbian cross, and a vulgarism denouncing the Catholic Church.
10
You are," he confided, "if you will permit the vulgarism, completely off your head."
11
Obstruent-reliable-particularization-fabulosity-different to-averse to-did one ever come across such a mixture of antique pedantry and modern vulgarism!
12
The Asiatic vulgarism of Hortensius thus dislodged classicism from the Roman platform and partly also from literature.
13
A woman who would scorn the vulgarism of jealousy, and yet know what it is to love.
14
I replied with a quaint vulgarism, wheeled my black and raced back the way I had come.
15
Did you ever hear such a vulgarism!
16
The countess, whose return you seem so much to dread, has entertained the town with an excellent vulgarism.
About this term
Frequent collocations
More collocations
Translations for vulgarism
Vulgarism through the time