incult (Meaning)

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incult (a.)

Untilled; uncultivated; crude; rude; uncivilized.

Despite living in the city for years, he remained incult, unfamiliar with its cultural nuances.
Her incult demeanor betrayed her rural upbringing amidst the urban crowd.
The incult tourists stood out in the sophisticated art gallery, unsure of how to appreciate the exhibits.
Growing up in isolation, he developed an incult understanding of social norms.
The incult language barrier made communication difficult between the two groups.
Their incult manners were evident in their lack of respect for local customs.
The incult fashion choices of the newcomer contrasted sharply with the trendy locals.
Despite her best efforts, she couldn't shake off her incult accent.
The incult behavior of the foreign diplomats offended the host country's dignitaries.
Years of living abroad left him incult, estranged from the traditions of his homeland.

Untilled; uncultivated; crude; rude; uncivilized.

gross,crass, coarse, rough, common, crude, vulgar, rude, rugged, lowbred

cultivated, tasteful, aristocratic, polished, aristocratic, refined,smooth, civilized, genteel, cultured

Despite living in the city for years, he remained incult, unfamiliar with its cultural nuances.

Her incult demeanor betrayed her rural upbringing amidst the urban crowd.

The incult tourists stood out in the sophisticated art gallery, unsure of how to appreciate the exhibits.

Growing up in isolation, he developed an incult understanding of social norms.