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   cru·di·ty

   /ˈkro͞odədē/

   noun

   • 1. the quality of being rudimentary or makeshift; primitiveness: "he criticizes the crudity of design" Similar primitivenesssimplicityoversimplicityroughnessinaccuracylack of refinementlack of sophisticationdated:rudenessvulgarityrudenesssuggestivenessracinessearthinessbawdinessbluenesssmuttinesssmutlewdnesssalaciousnesslicentiousnessribaldryseaminessdirtinessfilthinessdirtfilthboorishnesscoarsenessuncouthnessindecencyobscenityindelicacycrassnesstastelessnessoffensivenessinformal:naughtinessraunchinesssleazinesssteaminesspornfruitinesssaucinessgaminessOpposite sophisticationdecency
   • 2. the quality of being offensively coarse or rude; vulgarity: "the crudity of the language" Similar vulgarityrudenesssuggestivenessracinessearthinessbawdinessbluenesssmuttinesssmutlewdnesssalaciousnesslicentiousnessribaldryseaminessdirtinessfilthinessdirtfilthboorishnesscoarsenessuncouthnessindecencyobscenityindelicacycrassnesstastelessnessoffensivenessinformal:naughtinessraunchinesssleazinesssteaminesspornfruitinesssaucinessgaminessOpposite decency

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