boorishness (Meaning)

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boorishness (n)

the manner of a rude or insensitive person

inelegance by virtue of being an uncouth boor

No weak antonyms found.

His constant belching and crude jokes displayed a level of boorishness that was hard to ignore.
The CEO's reputation for boorishness preceded him, making employees dread interactions with him.
Despite his intelligence, his boorishness in social situations often left others feeling uncomfortable.
The boorishness of the guests at the party dampened the festive atmosphere.
Her decision to end the relationship was prompted by his boorishness and lack of respect.
The politician's boorishness during the debate turned off many potential voters.
It was clear that his boorishness stemmed from a lack of consideration for others.
The teacher addressed the students' boorishness, emphasizing the importance of respectful behavior in the classroom.
The customer's boorishness towards the waiter caused a scene in the restaurant.
Despite attempts to educate him on proper etiquette, his boorishness persisted, alienating those around him.

the manner of a rude or insensitive person, inelegance by virtue of being an uncouth boor

clownishness, crudity, loutishness, uncouthness, indelicacy, crassness,brutishness, rowdiness, churlishness, crudeness

refinement, cultivation, polish, gentility, urbanity,cultivation, gentility, refinement, urbanity, polish

His constant belching and crude jokes displayed a level of boorishness that was hard to ignore.

The CEO's reputation for boorishness preceded him, making employees dread interactions with him.

Despite his intelligence, his boorishness in social situations often left others feeling uncomfortable.

The boorishness of the guests at the party dampened the festive atmosphere.