Abhorrent
Abhorrent adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Rude and abhorrent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rude" instead an adjective "Abhorrent".
Nearby Words: abhorrence, abhorrently, abhorring
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- The first one is rude and stupid (as well as abhorrent), the last one is lofty, arrogant and boring.
Source: Literature / Thumbelina 1835 -
Abhorrent Admirer: While not being ugly or rude, Priscilla's statement that she was supposed to give Shiva to the person she wants to marry when she grows up freaks Cloud out a little as she is a prepubescent girl.
- After a few weeks voyaging with Hilfy Chanur, gtst began to see violence as something other than abhorrent and was capable of being confrontational, aggressive and borderline rude ... at least over com.
Source: Literature / Chanur Novels
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