rudeness
- noun
- /ˈruːdnəs/
- Rudeness can breed more rudeness.
You had the rudeness to shout at my wife and scowl at her.
- You had the rudeness to shout at my wife and scowl at her.
- So I'm just not going to put up with this level of impoliteness and rudeness.
- For example, things that we might see in a narcissistic person like rudeness, arrogance, rage, manipulation, disrespect.
- The second thing I'm people seeing people justify is rudeness and complaint and hate.
- They know in the back of their mind that rudeness will one day find find its way to them.
- Fans ever, ever had the audacity, the rudeness to ever talk to me like that about Man United.
- If if Joe received the sort of rudeness that Theo gave Luke, he would be crying depression for the next three episodes.
Examples
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His constant rudeness made it difficult for him to keep friends.
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David felt a tiny shock at her rudeness, but surprisingly no resentment.
Fiction book (1990) -
I should like to make up for my rudeness.
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I should have been here earlier to apologize for my rudeness last night.
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I apologize for my rudeness.
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I'm sorry for my rudeness.
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I apologize for my sister's rudeness.
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Do not tolerate rudeness or disrespect from clients or anyone you deal with.
Academic text (2009) -
Please forgive my rudeness.
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The dignity of this middle-class African American man stands in stark contrast to the rudeness of the hotel clerk.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
Rude behavior or words that show a lack of respect for someone
Rude behavior or speech toward someone in authority
Rude behavior that breaks normal social rules
Rude behaviour that shows no respect for other people
Rude behavior or remarks that show a lack of respect
Rude behavior that shows no politeness
Rudeness or crude behavior that shows little politeness
Very rude and hurtful behavior by someone who acts too proud and thinks they are better than others
Rude actions that show no respect for other people
Rude words or actions that show little respect for other people
A short, direct way of speaking that often seems rude
Rude or disrespectful behavior toward other people
Rude, insensitive behavior that ignores good manners
A rude, sudden way of speaking or behaving
A way of behaving that shows no respect for someone or something
A harsh, rude manner or tone that offends people
Rude behavior that shows you think you are better than others
A short, rude way of speaking that sounds unfriendly
Rude, selfish actions that hurt or upset other people
Rude actions that show a lack of politeness
Being rude and not polite to other people
Bad behavior that shows little respect and hurts others
Antonyms
How Rude
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rudeness comes from the old Latin word rudis, which means 'rough' or 'untrained'. From that idea of being uncultured it came to mean bad manners, so rudeness is the quality of being 'impolite' or lacking respect.