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| rude |
rude
rough
rugged
tough
coarse
|
| scortese |
rude
impolite
unkind
discourteous
ungracious
disobliging
|
| maleducato |
rude
impolite
boorish
mannerless
underbred
ill-mannered
|
| osceno |
obscene
rude
lewd
foul
bawdy
filthy
|
| sgarbato |
rude
impolite
churlish
crabbed
ill-mannered
|
| villano |
rude
lout
churlish
surly
impolite
caddish
|
| volgare |
vulgar
vernacular
common
gross
coarse
rude
|
| offensivo |
offensive
abusive
insulting
hurtful
rude
aggressive
|
| rudimentale |
rudimentary
rudimental
elementary
rude
rough-and-ready
|
| grezzo |
crude
rough
coarse
rude
rustic
|
| incivile |
uncivilized
uncivil
rude
barbaric
|
| scorretto |
incorrect
wrong
unfair
foul
impolite
rude
|
| primitivo |
primitive
original
primal
primeval
wild
rude
|
| ignorante |
ignorant
uneducated
illiterate
rude
abecedarian
nescient
|
| vigoroso |
vigorous
strong
powerful
robust
lusty
rude
|
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A big jump in new database license sales shows a company in rude health.
Before dawn broke on Tuesday, drug crime suspects had a rude awakening as officers with battering rams smashed down doors around the town in an operation to target dealers.
It has been a singularly rude awakening for France and the country has embarked on a deep, soul-searching, introspection on how things could have gone so horribly wrong.
It would have been rude to refuse the offer, even though the bar's whiskey would undoubtedly fall short of his usual standards.
George Hodgson enjoyed rude health until he died in 1715 at the age of 94.
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