boorish

Part of Speech - definition - example used in a sentence //1. Adj.-of or like a boar; unmannered; crude; in sensitive. "The young man acted very boorish."// 2. Adj.- impolite 3. Adverb- crule 4. Adj.- bad-mannered 5. Adj.- crude 6. Adj.- awkward 7. adj.- a crule, ill mannered person of high quality.[ snotty rich boy] Snotty rich girl

Antonyms refined, well kept, mannered, sophisticated, exciting, cultured, charming, polite,

Synonyms crude, insensitive, unmannered, barbaric, cantankeruos, rustic, childish, Bad-mannered, gross, gruff, illbred, impolite, clumsy, clownish, oafish, provincial, rude, churlish, acts, cloddish

it suggests either purposefully impudent discourtesy less frequently

Related Words: Boorishly, adverb, Boorishness, noun, boor, booner, boost,

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I chose this picture because the man on the left is being very rude and cruel to the man on the right. I chose this because the people are being mean to each other. Sources: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/boorish []