Rudely

/ˈruːdli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is not polite; offensively impolite or ill-mannered.

He rudely interrupted her while she was speaking.

In a coarse or rough manner.

The door was rudely shoved open, startling everyone inside.

Without consideration for others' feelings or needs.

She rudely dismissed his concerns without a second thought.

In a way that is surprising or shocking.

The thief rudely snatched the purse from her hands.

From the word 'rude', deriving from Latin 'rūdus', meaning 'rough, unrefined.'

rudely awakened

To be abruptly woken up in a rude manner.

rudely dismissed

To be sent away in a brusque or disrespectful manner.

rude

Showing a lack of respect or courtesy.

rudeness

The quality of being rude.

Being savage

Her comments were so savage, she totally killed the vibe.

Throwing shade

He was just throwing shade when he said that.