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uncouth

pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: more uncouthsup: most uncouth

This word carries a strong judgmental tone, suggesting a lack of social education or a failure to adhere to expected standards of elegance. It is often used to describe people who are loud, coarse, or oblivious to etiquette, evoking a sense of jarring dissonance in a refined setting. When applied to objects or architecture, it describes a lack of aesthetic harmony. It suggests a raw, unrefined quality that feels jarring or visually offensive due to its lack of craftsmanship or artistic intent.

💬Conversación Casual

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Jessica is frantically organizing the board meeting seating chart.
Mr. Sterling

I've decided we shall dine on wings. Fingers only, no napkins.

Mr. Sterling
Jessica
Jessica

Sir, that is completely uncouth. I'm having a meltdown over the linens.

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The contrast highlights Mr. Sterling's eccentric disregard for social norms and Jessica's extreme anxiety regarding propriety and organization. The phrase 'having a meltdown' is used as natural slang for an emotional breakdown.
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