boorish (Meaning)
boorish (s)
ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance
boorish (a.)
Like a boor; clownish; uncultured; unmannerly.
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boorish Sentence Examples
- His boorish behavior at the dinner table included loud chewing and speaking with his mouth full.
- Despite being warned about his boorish tendencies, he continued to offend others with his rude remarks.
- The diplomat's boorish conduct at the conference undermined efforts for peaceful negotiations.
- His boorish demeanor alienated potential business partners, costing him valuable opportunities.
- The professor's boorish treatment of his students created a hostile learning environment.
- The CEO's boorish attitude towards his employees fostered a culture of fear and resentment in the workplace.
- Even in formal settings, he couldn't suppress his boorish habits, embarrassing those around him.
- The boorish guest monopolized the conversation, showing no interest in others' contributions.
- Her boorish laughter echoed through the quiet library, disturbing everyone studying.
- Despite his wealth, his boorish manners made him an outcast in high society circles.
FAQs About the word boorish
ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearanceLike a boor; clownish; uncultured; unmannerly.
loutish, classless, cloddish, stupid, uncouth, clownish, vulgar, churlish, uncultivated, oafish
gentlemanly, polished, cultivated, refined, gentlemanly, sophisticated,sophisticated, refined, genteel, genteel
His boorish behavior at the dinner table included loud chewing and speaking with his mouth full.
Despite being warned about his boorish tendencies, he continued to offend others with his rude remarks.
The diplomat's boorish conduct at the conference undermined efforts for peaceful negotiations.
His boorish demeanor alienated potential business partners, costing him valuable opportunities.
