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What is another word for
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Comparative for rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner
Comparative for casual or informal in nature or expression, typically offensively so
Comparative for having or showing a casual attitude towards established form, custom, or rules
Comparative for pleasant and amicable in nature
Comparative for lacking in or damaging to one's dignity
Comparative for contrary to that which is normal or expected
Comparative for haughty or arrogant, especially in one's disregard for something
Comparative for abrupt or unexpected in nature
Comparative for speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly
(
of a person
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Comparative for lacking sophistication or refinement
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Adjective
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Comparative for rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner
blunter
curter
brusquer
shorter
ruder
impoliter
crustier
bluffer
snippier
terser
brusker
briefer
gruffer
sharper
snappier
tarter
harsher
rougher
cruder
brisker
crisper
surlier
franker
dustier
unkinder
directer
tetchier
worse-tempered
ignoranter
brasher
testier
unfriendlier
balder
pithier
grumpier
vulgarer
grouchier
crosser
crueler
crabbier
sullener
sourer
recklesser
unfairer
hastier
crotchetier
angrier
nastier
moroser
uncouther
crasser
cheekier
fresher
sassier
flipper
coarser
grosser
cooler
fouler
unpleasanter
violenter
bitterer
cockier
mouthier
lippier
more abrupt
more uncivil
more discourteous
more offhand
more downright
more unmannerly
more callous
more off
more perfunctory
more dismissive
more inelegant
more ungracious
more churlish
more tactless
more snappish
more caustic
more indelicate
more undiplomatic
more thoughtless
more impertinent
more snippety
more plain-spoken
more inconsiderate
more disrespectful
more cavalier
more insensitive
more boorish
more no-nonsense
more ill-mannered
more impetuous
more abrasive
more impatient
more brutal
more outspoken
more uncharitable
more unmannered
more unhandsome
more ill-bred
more uncalled-for
more uncaring
more ungentlemanly
more graceless
more unladylike
more unsympathetic
more matter-of-fact
more bad-mannered
more unrefined
more ill-tempered
more peremptory
more short-tempered
more pointed
more irascible
more petulant
more breviloquent
more decisive
more blustering
more barefaced
more vigorous
more businesslike
more sharp-tongued
more out of sorts
more sarcastic
more self-centered
US
more selfish
more vinegary
more upfront
more laconic
more antisocial
more impolitic
more unthinking
more asocial
more self-centred
UK
more careless
more unfeeling
more intolerant
more hurtful
more unconsiderate
more tasteless
more unmindful
more unthoughtful
more unconcerned
more heedless
more indiscreet
more crabbed
more distasteful
more heartless
more incautious
more bearish
more uncalled for
more truculent
more saturnine
more boisterous
more ill-humored
US
more offish
more ill-natured
more insolent
more impudent
more offensive
more presumptuous
more audacious
more insulting
more oafish
more derogatory
more contumelious
more mannerless
more ungallant
more disparaging
more malapert
more rustic
more uncomplimentary
more unchivalrous
more inurbane
more ungenteel
more uncourteous
more underbred
more inaffable
more smart-alecky
more abusive
more disdainful
more uncivilized
US
more uncivilised
UK
more indecorous
more aloof
more distant
more concise
more trenchant
more standoffish
more uncultured
more unpolished
more disagreeable
more acerbic
more obloquious
more derisive
more degrading
more pejorative
more scathing
more obnoxious
more denigratory
more reproachful
more defamatory
more scurrilous
more unconscionable
more outrageous
more arrogant
more vituperatory
more contemptuous
more vituperative
more disgracious
more brazen
more insubordinate
more yokelish
more overbearing
more bounderish
more ungraceful
more intrusive
more ❯
“There was a general silence, and the boarders noted with curiosity the effect of this somewhat
unceremonious
remark.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for casual or informal in nature or expression, typically offensively so
easier
looser
freer
friendlier
breezier
simpler
blither
comfortabler
laxer
mellower
calmer
slacker
milder
tranquiler
comfier
snugger
cosier
UK
cozier
US
airier
jauntier
unfussier
pleasanter
placider
cooler
cushier
gentler
peacefuller
slaphappier
homier
gayer
homelier
securer
quieter
duller
lazier
happier
joyfuller
gladder
cheerier
warmer
slower
sluggisher
tardier
folksier
sleepier
stiller
pokier
recklesser
safer
steadier
chummier
pallier
sloppier
sportier
baggier
normaler
slouchier
plainer
more casual
more informal
more relaxed
more natural
more open
more familiar
more easy-going
more laid-back
more free and easy
more easygoing
more uninhibited
more nonchalant
more insouciant
more unconcerned
more carefree
more liberal
more unrestrained
more laid back
more chilled
more undemanding
more collected
more liberated
more forgiving
more untaxing
more leisurely
more flexible
more unrestricted
more unofficial
more unpretentious
more indifferent
more unforced
more permissive
more careless
more spontaneous
more offhand
more composed
more halcyon
more unworried
more compromising
more conciliatory
more undisturbed
more untroubled
more happy-go-lucky
more unrestrictive
more transparent
more unflappable
more indulgent
more recognizable
US
more recognized
US
more uninterested
more comforting
more unstructured
more uncommitted
more cavalier
more fancy-free
more perfunctory
more cursory
more unsanctioned
more relaxing
more apathetic
more blasé
more recognisable
UK
more recognised
UK
more unstudied
more lackadaisical
more pococurante
more free-and-easy
more upbeat
more footloose
more unauthorised
UK
more moderate
more lenient
more accommodating
more congenial
more tolerant
more uncritical
more versatile
more serene
more restful
more devil-may-care
more sedate
more unhurried
more unruffled
more affable
more soothing
more lightsome
more debonair
more lighthearted
more cheerful
more contented
more intimate
more content
more agreeable
more easeful
more imperturbable
more satisfied
more unfazed
more homelike
more welcoming
more unexciting
more measured
more hospitable
more cordial
more unstuffy
more deliberate
more reposeful
more heedless
more pleased
more sympathetic
more fulfilled
more obliging
more unbothered
more unanxious
more unserious
more optimistic
more chuffed
more delighted
more joyous
more blissful
more worry-free
more together
more unflustered
more nonplussed
more distant
more equable
more oblivious
more delightful
more laggard
more thankful
more complacent
more unstressed
more fun
more lagging
more down-home
more easy-breezy
more languid
more snaillike
more flippant
more blithesome
more frivolous
more irresponsible
more improvident
more languorous
more feckless
more cautious
more careful
more slap-happy
more approachable
more receptive
more available
more temperate
more tractable
more leisured
more matey
more buoyant
more amenable
more amicable
more unaffected
more homy
more retired
more unhasty
more amiable
more sociable
more genial
more unburdensome
more unoppressive
more docile
more unbuttoned
more slow-moving
more communicative
more laissez faire
more self-indulgent
more peaceable
more conversable
more accessible
more pacific
more impassive
more unemotional
more unexacting
more commodious
more ordinary
more workaday
more day-to-day
more ❯
“The young man's
unceremonious
way of speaking was insufficient to articulate the details of the matter.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or showing a casual attitude towards established form, custom, or rules
flakier
US
bizarrer
weirder
uncommoner
crazier
kinkier
newer
crankier
fresher
zanier
extremer
perverser
more unorthodox
more irregular
more unconventional
more informal
more maverick
more sectarian
more heretical
more nonconformist
more dissident
more dissentient
more heretic
more rebellious
more revisionist
more unsound
more doubtful
more unusual
more eccentric
more abnormal
more offbeat
more outlandish
more different
more anomalous
more aberrant
more original
more novel
more uncustomary
more idiosyncratic
more unwonted
more exotic
more radical
more revolutionary
more divergent
more heteroclite
more untraditional
more anarchic
more avant-garde
more off-centre
more far-out
more off the wall
more off-the-wall
more out there
more ❯
“They discuss the disdainful tone in their poetry and share a certain modest and
unceremonious
approach to writing.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for pleasant and amicable in nature
friendlier
pleasanter
easier
closer
calmer
peacefuller
milder
kinder
kindlier
gentler
humaner
tenderer
warmer
benigner
better
politer
lovinger
neighborlier
US
better-mannered
nicer
wholesomer
princelier
lavisher
bigger
mellower
sweeter
softer
patienter
knightlier
more amicable
more congenial
more cordial
more good-natured
more casual
more informal
more comradely
more confidential
more intimate
more familiar
more civil
more peaceable
more agreeable
more amical
more genial
more measured
more amiable
more conciliatory
more gracious
more harmonious
more moderate
more pacific
more sensible
more sociable
more temperate
more tolerant
more sympathetic
more considerate
more compassionate
more benevolent
more generous
more affable
more caring
more thoughtful
more kindhearted
more bighearted
more softhearted
more tenderhearted
more neighbourly
UK
more affectionate
more goodhearted
more greathearted
more natural
more unaffected
more warm-hearted
more good-hearted
more tender-hearted
more good-tempered
more great-hearted
more good-humored
US
more good-humoured
UK
more bleeding-heart
more charitable
more courteous
more selfless
more decent
more understanding
more beneficent
more accommodating
more altruistic
more likeable
UK
more helpful
more noble
more respectful
more humanitarian
more hospitable
more clement
more philanthropical
more likable
US
more philanthropic
more pleasing
more obliging
more merciful
more chivalrous
more motherly
more deferential
more large-hearted
more attentive
more cooperative
more supportive
more big-hearted
more maternal
more public-spirited
more regardful
more angelic
more comforting
more engaging
more tactful
more indulgent
more sweet-tempered
more cheerful
more unoffensive
more brotherly
more forbearing
more fatherly
more fatherlike
more eleemosynary
more lovable
more delightful
more feeling
more lenient
more benignant
more benefic
more propitious
more gallant
more openhearted
more easygoing
more dutiful
more forgiving
more magnanimous
more unselfish
more giving
more unstinting
more bounteous
more liberal
more freehanded
more open-handed
more munificent
more openhanded
more bountiful
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in or damaging to one's dignity
unseemlier
unworthier
ignobler
abjecter
sorrier
wretcheder
lower
baser
crasser
unfitter
impoliter
perverser
unhappier
uncomelier
ruder
rougher
coarser
uncouther
vulgarer
cruder
naughtier
poorer
tawdrier
rowdier
cheaper
looser
wantoner
awkwarder
unfairer
clumsier
tackier
more undignified
more shameful
more unbecoming
more mortifying
more humiliating
more ignominious
more disgraceful
more indecorous
more unfitting
more demeaning
more degrading
more improper
more ungentlemanly
more unladylike
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
UK
more untoward
more inglorious
more scandalous
more unsuitable
more indecent
more lowering
more unbefitting
more inappropriate
more unrefined
more inelegant
more indelicate
more indiscreet
more tasteless
more outrageous
more offensive
more unacceptable
more inapt
more inapposite
more infelicitous
more wrong
more incongruous
more incorrect
more malapropos
more inept
more unapt
more amiss
more graceless
more immodest
more shameless
more suggestive
more unwholesome
more unmannerly
more distasteful
more ungodly
more malodorous
more raffish
more disreputable
more ill-advised
more discourteous
more uncivil
more boorish
more immoral
more unvirtuous
more undesirable
more ill-bred
more ill-mannered
more unsuited
more untimely
more undue
more unseasonable
more gauche
more unhandsome
more maladroit
more ill-suited
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for contrary to that which is normal or expected
odder
stranger
queerer
quirkier
rummer
bizarrer
uncommoner
funnier
quainter
weirder
freakier
curiouser
wackier
kookier
kinkier
hippier
zanier
screwier
crazier
more irregular
more unusual
more abnormal
more peculiar
more unconventional
more eccentric
more anomalous
more aberrant
more extraordinary
more unorthodox
more singular
more atypical
more deviant
more different
more unnatural
more unique
more untypical
more exceptional
more informal
more divergent
more aberrational
more devious
more disorderly
more nonconforming
more off-centre
more off-key
more original
more individual
more uncustomary
more individualistic
more idiosyncratic
more rare
more unfamiliar
more freakish
more unwonted
more nonconformist
more offbeat
more distinctive
more bohemian
more maverick
more outlandish
more wacko
more avant-garde
more esoteric
more radical
more far-out
more off-the-wall
more out there
more madcap
more outré
more bizarro
more far out
more off the wall
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for haughty or arrogant, especially in one's disregard for something
haughtier
lordlier
loftier
uppitier
huffier
sniffier
prouder
toploftier
chestier
snootier
snottier
ruder
brusquer
curter
glibber
terser
more cavalier
more arrogant
more pompous
more supercilious
more pretentious
more presumptuous
more overweening
more hifalutin
more uppish
more highfalutin
more peremptory
more bumptious
more important
more huffish
more disdainful
more toploftical
more overbearing
more assumptive
more condescending
more masterful
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more insolent
more scornful
more contemptuous
more offhand
more uncivil
more abrupt
more discourteous
more inconsiderate
more cursory
more off
more perfunctory
more ungracious
more offish
more high-handed
more self-assertive
more stiff-necked
more high-hat
Adjective
▲
Comparative for abrupt or unexpected in nature
ruder
sharper
nastier
unpleasanter
harsher
cruder
awfuller
brusquer
hastier
quicker
swifter
violenter
jerkier
more abrupt
more sudden
more disagreeable
more unexpected
more startling
more brutal
more unanticipated
more immediate
more rapid
more unforgiving
more unpredicted
more precipitate
more hurried
more surprising
more precipitant
Adjective
▲
Comparative for speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly
directer
franker
blunter
candider
honester
straighter
plainer
bluffer
brusquer
freer
rounder
squarer
more outspoken
more forthright
more open
more plainspoken
more straightforward
more upfront
more explicit
more vociferous
more forthcoming
more openhearted
more unambiguous
more unequivocal
more unevasive
more unguarded
more uninhibited
more vocal
more abrupt
more artless
more downright
more foursquare
more freehearted
more opinionated
more strident
more unreticent
more unconcealed
more undisguised
more free-spoken
more plain-spoken
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Comparative for lacking sophistication or refinement
rougher
coarser
ruder
uncouther
cruder
blunter
brusquer
curter
impoliter
vulgarer
crasser
tougher
bluffer
dourer
fouler
harder
lewder
obscener
profaner
severer
austerer
bawdier
dirtier
fiercer
filthier
grimmer
grosser
ruggeder
sterner
stiffer
crueler
gruffer
harsher
meaner
starker
steelier
bitterer
commoner
flintier
heavier
louder
more unrefined
more uncultured
more churlish
more ungracious
more boorish
more discourteous
more ill-bred
more uncivil
more brutal
more brutish
more ill-mannered
more indecent
more indecorous
more indelicate
more oafish
more offensive
more ribald
more uncultivated
more unmannerly
more unpolished
more bearish
more forbidding
more inconsiderate
more inelegant
more vulgarian
more bad-mannered
more inhuman
more intimidating
more artless
more foul-mouthed
more hardhanded
more improper
more insensible
more lowbred
more lowbrow
more onerous
more oppressive
more tasteless
more ungentle
more incult
more lowering
more murderous
more raffish
more ungentlemanly
more unladylike
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more unceremonious
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