Meaning & Definition of word "Rudely"
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Rudely
/ˈruːdli/
adverb:
- 1. In a manner that is not polite; offensively impolite or ill-mannered.
- Example: He rudely interrupted her while she was speaking.
- 2. In a coarse or rough manner.
- Example: The door was rudely shoved open, startling everyone inside.
- 3. Without consideration for others' feelings or needs.
- Example: She rudely dismissed his concerns without a second thought.
- 4. In a way that is surprising or shocking.
- Example: The thief rudely snatched the purse from her hands.
Etymology
From the word 'rude', deriving from Latin 'rūdus', meaning 'rough, unrefined.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
rudely awakened:
To be abruptly woken up in a rude manner.
rudely dismissed:
To be sent away in a brusque or disrespectful manner.
Related Words
rude:
Showing a lack of respect or courtesy.
rudeness:
The quality of being rude.
Slang Meanings of rudely
Meaning: Being savage
Example Sentence: Her comments were so savage, she totally killed the vibe.
Meaning: Throwing shade
Example Sentence: He was just throwing shade when he said that.