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Meaning of boorishly
The primary meaning of the word "boorishly" is in a rude and unpleasant manner.
Etymology of boorishly
The word "boorishly" originates from the noun "boor", which refers to a rude, ill-mannered person, often from a rural area.
The term "boor" is derived from the Dutch word "boer", meaning "farmer" or "peasant", and was initially used to describe the perceived coarseness and lack of refinement of rural people.
Synonyms
crudely
rudely
coarsely
brusquely
bluntly
curtly
gruffly
harshly
unkindly
unrefinedly
uncouthly
unpolishedly
crudely
barbarously
savagely
brutally
violently
rowdily
rambunctiously
turbulently
tempestuously
stormily
riotously
clamorously
vociferously
loudly
offensively
disagreeably
unpleasantly
distastefully
nastily
obnoxiously
abusively
insultingly
scurrilously
vilely
grossly
shamefully
disgracefully
Definitions
- In a rude and unpleasant way, often in a way that is considered impolite or unacceptable in a particular social context.
- * In a coarse and unrefined manner, lacking culture, education, or manners.
Usage Examples
- He behaved boorishly at the party, offending several guests with his rude comments.
- * The football fans acted boorishly, shouting insults and throwing objects at the opposing team.
Antonyms
politely
courteously
kindly
gently
softly
quietly
refinedly
culturedly
elegantly
graciously
considerately
thoughtfully
tactfully
diplomatically
civilly
obligingly
agreeably
pleasantly
charmingly
attractively
winsomely
suavely
smoothly
slickly
sophisticatedly