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/ˈrʌstɪk/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A rural person or someone who is unsophisticated.
He was viewed as a rustic by the city dwellers, but he was proud of his way of life.
adjective
Relating to the countryside; rural.
The cabin had a rustic charm that made it feel like a hidden gem in the woods.
Having a simplicity and charm that is typical of the country.
The rustic decor of the restaurant gave it a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Lacking sophistication or elegance; unsophisticated.
His rustic manners were endearing in a way, even if they seemed out of place at the gala.
Etymology
From Latin 'rusticus', meaning 'of the country'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
rustic charm:
A quality of simplicity and beauty typical of rural areas.
rustic lifestyle:
A way of living that is simple, unrefined, and connected to nature.
go rustic:
To live in a simple, country manner.
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Slang Meanings
A term used to describe someone who is unsophisticated or simple-minded.
Don't be such a rustic; you need to modernize your views!
Used affectionately for someone who enjoys a simple, country lifestyle.
He's a real rustic, always tending to his garden and chickens.