rude
Comparative
ruder
Superlative
rudest
1
(of a person) having no respect for other people
- Anna is so rude, she always interrupts when others are speaking.
- He's quite rude, always shouting at people for no reason.
- He's so rude, he didn't even say hello when he walked in.
- She was being rude by constantly texting during the movie.
- She's rude and never says please or thank you.
2
relating to sex or the toilet in a way that is humorous but considered slightly inappropriate
- The comedian's rude humor wasn't for everyone, but it cracked up the crowd.
- She rolled her eyes when he made another rude comment about the bathroom.
- Kids often find rude words hilarious even when adults don't.
- The movie had several rude scenes that were meant to be funny but might offend some viewers.
- He blushed after telling a rude story about his embarrassing moment at the toilet.
3
lacking politeness or refinement in behavior or speech
- It was rude of him to interrupt the speaker during the presentation.
- She found his rude comments about her appearance to be quite hurtful.
- Ignoring someone when they speak is considered rude in most social situations.
- The waiter was taken aback by the rude behavior of the customers at the restaurant.
- He made a rude gesture when he disagreed with the decision, which offended many people.
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