rudely
rude
ˈrud
rood
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British pronunciation
/ɹˈuːdli/

Definition & Meaning of "rudely"in English

rudely
01

in an offensive or impolite way

rudely definition and meaning
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He rudely interrupted her before she could finish her sentence.
The customer rudely demanded a refund without giving any explanation.
1.1

in a manner that is vulgar, bawdy, or related to bodily functions, often meant to amuse

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The comedian spoke rudely, but the crowd still laughed.
The play was rudely hilarious, filled with bathroom humor.
02

in an abrupt, harsh, or jarring way

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I was rudely awakened by a loud crash outside.
The meeting was rudely cut short by a fire alarm.
03

in a way that is crude, primitive, or lacking in finish or sophistication

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The shelter was rudely constructed from leftover wood.
They rudely carved the sign into the bark with a pocketknife.
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