ill-bred (Meaning)

Wordnet

ill-bred (s)

(of persons) lacking in refinement or grace

Webster

Badly educated or brought up; impolite; incivil; rude. See Note under Ill, adv.

The ill-bred child interrupted the adults' conversation with loud, disrespectful remarks.
The group of ill-bred teenagers skipped ahead in the line, pushing and shoving their way past others.
The ill-bred neighbor's dog barked incessantly, disrupting the peace of the neighborhood.
The ill-bred student interrupted the lecture with inappropriate comments and laughter.
The ill-bred employee's lack of manners and professionalism made it difficult for them to work effectively.
The ill-bred guest made rude remarks and belched loudly at the dinner table, shocking the other attendees.
The ill-bred politician's inflammatory speech stirred up hatred and division among the citizens.
The ill-bred fan heckled the opposing team, showing a complete lack of sportsmanship.
The ill-bred driver sped through a school zone, endangering the safety of children.
The ill-bred salesperson treated customers with disdain, resulting in a loss of business for the company.

(of persons) lacking in refinement or graceBadly educated or brought up; impolite; incivil; rude. See Note under Ill, adv.

rude, common, coarse,vulgar, crude, crass, uncouth, uncultivated, rugged, unpolished

patrician, aristocratic, well-bred, tasteful, cultivated, polished, civilized, polished, patrician, genteel

The ill-bred child interrupted the adults' conversation with loud, disrespectful remarks.

The group of ill-bred teenagers skipped ahead in the line, pushing and shoving their way past others.

The ill-bred neighbor's dog barked incessantly, disrupting the peace of the neighborhood.

The ill-bred student interrupted the lecture with inappropriate comments and laughter.