nounnounadjective

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Se dit d’une personne ou d’un comportement qui manque de politesse, qui peut blesser ou choquer les autres par ses paroles ou ses gestes.

Word: rude

Meaning in English:

Impolite or disrespectful behavior:
When someone is described as "rude," it means they act in a manner that is not polite or respectful towards others. For example, interrupting someone, being sarcastic, or using offensive language can be considered rude behavior.
Rough or unrefined:
"Rude" can also mean something that is basic, crude, or unrefined. For instance, a "rude shelter" would be a simple, makeshift structure rather than a carefully built or ornate one.

Parts:

The word "rude" is an adjective in English.
It originates from the Old French word rud, from Latin rudis meaning raw, unrefined, or ignorant.

Synonyms:

For impolite behavior: impolite, disrespectful, discourteous, ill-mannered, insolent, offensive
For rough or unrefined: crude, rough, basic, unpolished

Antonyms:

For impoliteness: polite, courteous, well-mannered, respectful, civil
For rough or unrefined: refined, polished, sophisticated

Summary:
"Rude" typically describes either an impolite behavior or a rough, unrefined quality. It is frequently used to denote behavior that violates social norms of politeness or something lacking in sophistication or finish.