rustically
- adverb
- /ˈrʌstɪkli/
- The garden was rustically charming, filled with wildflowers and a hand-built wooden fence.
Examples
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A rustically lettered sign on a piece of knotty pine said, STATE YO' BIZNESS POLITE-LIKE.
Fiction book (1998) -
As the action continues, the scenography reveals a disturbing doubleness that recalls the heretical piety of a Breughel painting: villagers rustically
Academic text (1997) -
The trains had no corridors, and the carriages were sealed off from help or rescue until you reached the next station: Wembley Park, Neasden, Dollis Hill, Finchley Road were the counterparts of those rustically named roundabouts I pass through nowadays.
Academic text (2001) -
The cabin was decorated rustically, with wooden furniture and simple fabrics that reminded everyone of the countryside.
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They enjoyed a rustically prepared meal made from fresh ingredients straight from the farm.
Synonyms
In the countryside away from towns and cities
In a simple way using only basic tools
In a way that shows the quiet life of the countryside
Antonyms
How Rustic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rustically comes from rustic, which comes from an old Latin word rusticus meaning 'country' or 'rural'. So, to do something rustically is to do it in a simple, rough, countryside way, like a wooden cabin or homemade food.