boorishness

1 Biographies, when they matter, can act as a kind of corrective to the subject’s boorishness.

2 Louis is unsparing about the ugliest sides of this movement — boorishness, xenophobia — which his parents wear like a badge.

3 In my experience, Americans do not understand boorishness in foreigners.

4 Midway through the show she performed "Innocent," but he closed the show with "Runaway," which celebrated his boorishness by poking fun at it.

5 I’m not a great fan of the mainstream broadcasters, but such boorishness is out of line.

6 Elsewhere, the same young men seem altogether more relaxed in a closed, all-male campus environment where heavy drinking, boorishness, bullying and misogyny are the norms.

7 “Bluntness bordering on boorishness is quintessentially Dutch but so is, in this country of coalitions, flexibility and flip-flopping.”

8 In a week when Naga Munchetty has been hauled across the coals for correctly being able to identify racism, his lazy boorishness looks even more abject than usual.

9 Russia has accused US President Donald Trump of "boorishness on a global scale" after he insisted that Russia should "get out" of Venezuela.

10 Isaac contributes another portrayal in his gallery of overbearing outsiders, after Sucker Punch and Inside Llewyn Davis; his Nathan thinks that boorishness is an emblem of his superiority.

11 Blair’s Labour government regarded boorishness as a feature, especially when dealing with the media.

12 “That disrespectful, disdainful attitude … had a strong impact at a time when people badly needed help amid the pandemic. And all they got was that boorishness.”

13 He says, “The boorishness of this rogue US regime seems to know no bounds.”

14 Democrats should face two lamentable but undeniable facts: Trump was elected because many millions of Americans enjoy his boorishness.

15 For all its ups and downs and occasional detours into boorishness, it’s an original that will surprise if not necessarily delight fans of Garrone’s very different crime drama, “Gomorrah.”

16 The Democratic landslide in the midterms proved that the laws of political gravity haven’t been suspended; Trump’s incompetence, venality and boorishness had electoral consequences.

17 Her husband was “clearly upset” with his wife’s boorishness, which is an appropriate and effective natural consequence of her actions.

18 He’s as foulmouthed as the earlier Andrew Dice Clay, but the provocative element has been replaced — deliberately — with boorishness.

19 Unlike linguistic errors, native speakers often fail to recognize it as such and attribute it to boorishness or ill-will, which may do more harm to communication.

但是本族语者无法像语言错误那样加以辨别，而常将其归因于对方的粗鲁或是恶意，这一点对于交际尤为不利。

20 I listened to my mother's commentary on what she considered their boorishness and insensitivity.

1 粗鲁

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2 笨拙

lubberly cack-handed heavy awkward clumsy left-handed wretched ill unwieldy overgrown hulking bumbling ungainly uncouth gauche unskillful bonehead ham-fisted tactless artless fumbling gawky elephantine footless klutzy impolitic ham-handed blundering inexpert maladroit inapt unapt hamfisted twofisted sternforemost dumpishly awkwardly clumsily woodenly artlessly boorishly blunderingly insipience dumpishness awkwardness clumsiness flat-footed angularity gaucherie artlessness gawkiness inaptitude goonery with a heavy hand all thumbs have a heavy hand be all fingers and thumbs be all thumbs

3 粗俗

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