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Opposite of refinement and good education in one's nature or bearing
Opposite of the act of nurturing, fostering or advancing someone or something
Opposite of civility, politeness, courtesy or gallantry
Opposite of the quality of having or showing great knowledge or learning
Opposite of something that promotes action or activity, especially in an official capacity
Opposite of the action or process of nurturing or cultivating someone or something
“He delivered a powerful moment of emotion when he spoke about coming from a life of neglect but forgave his mother because of her own inauspicious upbringing.”
Opposite of the ability to act or speak appropriately in social situations
Opposite of a body of knowledge acquired while being educated
“Knowledge comes of shared experience while ignorance and incomprehension of the other can be the consequences of time unshared.”
Opposite of good manners or etiquette
“Who in the world had the audacity to give themselves a pain rating of ten?”
Opposite of one's upbringing, usually of a child
“Both parents were accused of contributing to their child's neglect.”
Opposite of subtle appreciation in matters of taste
“When Homer presented the prototype of his dream car to the masses, it was met with shock and disapproval.”
Opposite of the ability to use or control something
“There are cries of how lawyers and others have allegedly connived in the misapplication of justice.”
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