Rude meaning in English

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Definition

rude: bad-mannered, impolite, without grace or tact adjective

Examples

  • "You will be dealing with people who are rude, difficult to understand, obnoxious and sometimes violent."
  • "Luna : Why, how rude!"
  • "The woman I spoke to was very rude and unhelpful."
  • "Brian : Don't be rude, Philip!"
  • "Bruno : Don't be rude, Brian."
  • "Don't be rude, we haven't even unpacked our bags yet."
  • "Not only was he obnoxious and rude, but he also made several sexual innuendos before telling me that Delavigne had "no need" for the Perfume Hut."
  • "I'm sure Brian would never be that rude to his mother, look how offended he is!"
  • "Brian : How rude!"
  • "I was very rude and insulting to you, and in particular, I am sorry for calling you a C*%!"
  • "Brian : Don't be rude, Philip."
  • "Brian : Don't be rude Philip."

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