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Definition of bounderish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
social behaviorRare UK characteristic of a bounder; socially inappropriateRare UK
- His bounderish remarks at the dinner were frowned upon by everyone.
2.
unrefinedRare UK lacking in refinement or graceRare UK
- She found his bounderish attitude quite off-putting.
Origin of bounderish
English, bounder + -ish (having the quality of)
Examples of bounderish in a sentence
She found his bounderish attitude quite off-putting. His bounderish manners embarrassed everyone at the gala. The bounderish behavior was evident during the meeting.
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- French:grossier, vulgaire, ...
- German:unverschämt, unfein, ...
- Italian:maleducato, rozzo, ...
- Spanish:impertinente, vulgar, ...
- Portuguese:grosseiro, rude, ...
- Chinese:粗鲁的, 粗俗的, ...
- Japanese:無礼な, 粗野な, ...
- Arabic:فظ, سوقي, ...
- Hebrew:בַּרְיוֹנִי, גַּס, ...
- Russian:грубиянский, грубоватый, ...
- Ukrainian:грубий, неотесаний, ...
- Hindi:असभ्य, अपरिष्कृत, ...
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