Common and Rude

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Common adjective - Lacking in refinement or good taste.

Usage example: embarrassed by the common manners of his new in-laws

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Rude is a synonym for common in crude topic. In some cases you can use "Rude" instead an adjective "Common", when it comes to topics like uncouth.

Rude adjective - Lacking in refinement or good taste.

Usage example: a comedian who uses a lot of rude language in his nightclub act

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Common is a synonym for rude in crude topic. Sometimes you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Rude".

Nearby Words: rudeness, rudely

Canadians on Family Guy are typically depicted as polite and generous to the point of going against common sense ("I thought it would be rude to intrude upon your plane crash").

Source: Canada, Eh?
It is common for the perpetrator to be a waiter/chef and the victim to be a rude customer or food critic who made the perpetrator angry.

Source: Tampering with Food and Drink
In "Message in a Bottle" B'Elanna gives Seven of Nine a lengthy tirade on how rude she is, not even delivering common courtesies like "Thank you".

Source: How About a Smile?

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