crass — showing no intelligence or sensitivity; crude and unrefined
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing no intelligence or sensitivity; crude and unrefined
Pronunciation (IPA): /kræs/
Korean meaning: 무례하고 조잡한, 세련되지 못한
Korean pronunciation: **크**래스
Example Sentences
- The billionaire's crass display of wealth at the charity event was embarrassing.
- My uncle's crass comment about the bride's dress made the whole wedding awkward.
- The politician's crass attempt to buy votes with free pizza failed miserably.
crass
ADJECTIVE//kræs//
showing no intelligence or sensitivity; crude and unrefined
A man displays crass eating behavior in an upscale restaurant
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Crass behavior disrupts the class on grass
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Origin
From Latin 'crassus' meaning thick, dense, or gross. The word was adopted into English to describe something mentally or socially thick; lacking refinement or sensitivity.
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“The billionaire's crass display of wealth at the charity event was embarrassing.”
“My uncle's crass comment about the bride's dress made the whole wedding awkward.”
“The politician's crass attempt to buy votes with free pizza failed miserably.”
“Her crass interruption during the memorial service shocked everyone.”
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