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Meaning of rudely
The primary meaning of "rudely" is in a manner that is offensively or unbecomingly rough or impolite.
Etymology of rudely
The word "rudely" comes from the Old French word "rudement" or "rudement", and the Latin word "rudis", meaning unpolished, rough, or crude, with the suffix "-ly" added to form the adverb.
Synonyms
abruptly
brusquely
coarsely
crudely
curtly
discourteously
harshly
impolitely
inconsiderately
insolently
offensively
roughly
tactlessly
uncivilly
unkindly
unrefinedly
violently
abrasively
bluntly
boorishly
brashly
callously
carelessly
churlishly
crudely
gruffly
heartlessly
inexcusably
insensitively
loftily
offhandedly
pointedly
sharply
snappishly
snootily
sourly
splenetically
sullenly
surlyly
tersely
thoughtlessly
unbecomingly
uncouthly
ungallantly
ungentlemanly
Definitions
- In a way that is offensively or unbecomingly rough or impolite
- * In a manner that shows a lack of refinement or culture
Usage Examples
- He spoke rudely to the waitress, complaining about the service.
- * She was treated rudely by the store staff when she asked for a refund.
- * The tourists were behaving rudely, littering and making too much noise.
Antonyms
politely
kindly
gently
softly
quietly
respectfully
considerately
thoughtfully
graciously
courteous
obligingly
civilly
decorously
urbanely
suavely
charmingly
agreeably
affably
cordially
warmly
hospitably
genially
amiably
friendly
tactfully
diplomatically
consideringly
attentively
solicitously
courteously
gallantly
chivalrously
deferentially
reverentially