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abuse
abused
abusive
abusively
abusiveness
action
advice
advisable
advised
advisedness
anadiplosis
ancony
antimony
argal
ascribe
attribute
awkwardly
axstone
barbarian
barbarousness
battel
bbarbarism
bear-garden
beast
betray
bluntness
board
bold
boor
borax
break
bridge
brush
brusk
brutely
buffeting
canoe
cardinal
carle
caution
cautious
cautiousness
churl
churlish
churlishly
churlishness
churly
circle
circumspect
civil
civility
clerk
clout
clownery
coarse
coarsely
coarseness
coction
cog
column
communicative
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concern
conduct
considerate
considerately
considerateness
contumelious
contumeliously
contumeliousness
contumely
convert
counsel
count
countenance
country
credit
crude
crudely
crudeness
crudity
crudy
cruel
curiologic
dark
deem
detrude
detruded
detrusion
discourteous
discourteously
discourtesy
discreet
discreetly
discretion
disrespect
draft
drinking-horn
economize
economy
elf
encouragement
encroach
equity
evil
exogloss
expense
exserted
exsertile
extant
extravagantly
extrude
fault
feud
fictile
fill
flash
flux
folly
fond
fondly
foolish
foresee
foresight
forward
frugality
fund
gain
galley
good
goth
gothic
gothicism
gradation
gross
grossness
grow
guard
hard
harsh
harshly
haul
haunt
headiness
headless
heathen
heathenish
heathenism
hide
hoiden
hollow
homebred
homeliness
homely
homespun
ill
ill-favoredly
immorigerous
immorigerousness
impair
impertinency
impertinent
impertinently
impolite
impoliticly
impose
impropriety
imprudence
imprudent
imprudently
impute
incivil
incivility
incivilly
incondite
inconsiderate
inconsiderately
inconsiderateness
indecency
indelicacy
indicative
indigest
indigested
indiscreet
indiscreetly
indiscretion
infatuate
inpolitic
insolently
interfere
intermeddler
interpose
intrude
intruder
intrusive
inurbanity
invader
involve
jet
judgment
judicious
jurisconsult
jurisprudence
jurisprudential
knowing
law
lay
liberality
likelihood
loutish
loutishly
maltreat
management
mannerly
marl
meanness
measure
ministerial
minstrel
misbehaved
misbehavior
misgoverned
mob
model
money
moon
notice
ob
observation
obtrude
obtruder
obtrusion
obtrusive
offend
offensive
offensiveness
operative
ordeal
order
outlandish
outrage
overcautious
peas-antly
peristaltic
pledge
policy
politic
positiveness
possibility
pride
profanity
prospect
protrude
providence
provident
providently
provincial
prude
prudence
prudent
prudential
prudentiality
prudentially
prudentials
prudently
prudery
prudish
put
ragged
rattle
recrudescence
recrudescency
recrudescent
refined
remainder
rencounter
report
repute
reserve
resign
rhodium
rise
robust
rogation
romp
romping
rompish
rompishness
rough
rough-cast
rough-hewn
roughly
roughness
row
rude
rudely
rudeness
rudenture
ruderary
ruderation
rugged
ruggedness
rustical
rustically
rusticalness
rusticity
sack
sagacious
sage
sagely
sageness
saucy
savage
savagism
scambler
scold
scolding
scoldingly
scowl
scullery
share
sharply
simple
sincerity
snarl
sneak
soft
soften
sorehon
sorn
spend
stamp
stay
stayedly
stayedness
steadiness
steam
steddiness
strain
strode
strude
sturdy
superinduction
superlative
surly
swill
swing
take
tartar
tattoo
tell-tale
terrible
thorp
thrust
tinkal
tomboy
treacle
trespass
tribe
trough
trump
u
unadvisable
unadvised
unadvisedly
unadvisedness
unbred
uncivil
uncivilization
uncivilly
uncounselable
uncult
uncultivated
undigested
undiscrete
ungentle
ungentleness
ungently
unmannered
unmannerliness
unmannerly
unpolished
unpolite
unpolitely
unpoliteness
unprudential
unwisely
vandalic
victuals
vulgar
vulgarly
wall
war
warily
wariness
wary
way
weapon
whatever
wildness
wisdom
wisely



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1828 Definition

RUDE, a. [L. rudis. The sense is probably rough, broken, and this word may be allied to raw and crude.]

1. rough; uneven; rugged; unformed by art; as rude workmanship, that is, roughly finished; rude and unpolished stones.

2. Rough; of coarse manners; unpolished; uncivil; clownish; rustic; as a rude countryman; rude behavior; rude treatment; a rude attack.

Ruffian, let go that rude uncivil touch.

3. Violent; tumultuous; boisterous; turbulent; as rude winds; the rude agitation of the sea.

4. violent; fierce; impetuous; as the rude shock of armies.

5. Harsh; inclement; as the rude winter.

6. Ignorant; untaught; savage; barbarous; as the rude natives of America or of New Holland; the rude ancestors of the Greeks.

7. Raw; untaught; ignorant; not skilled or practiced; as rude in speech; rude in arms.

8. Artless; inelegant; not polished; as a rude translation of Virgil.
1913 Definition
Rude (rude)
a.(?)
Rude
[Compar. Ruder (?); superl. Rudest.] [F., fr. L. rudis.]
  1. Characterized by roughness; umpolished; raw; lacking delicacy or refinement; coarse.

    Such gardening tools as art, yet rude, . . . had formed. Milton.

  2. Unformed by taste or skill; not nicely finished; not smoothed or polished; -- said especially of material things; as, rude workmanship.
    "Rude was the cloth." Chaucer.

    Rude and unpolished stones. Bp. Stillingfleet.

    The heaven-born child
    All meanly wrapt in the rude manger lies.
    Milton.

    (b)


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Almost all the civil liberty now enjoyed in the world owes its origin to the principles of the christian religion.
 History of the United States :: 1832 




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