Definition
Definition of rusticated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
architectureTECH. having a rough, textured surface in constructionTECH.
- The building featured rusticated stone walls.
2.
university suspensionDated UK suspended from universityDated UK
- After the incident, he was rusticated for a semester.
3.
ruralDated UK sent to the countrysideDated UK
- He was rusticated to his family's farm for the summer.
4.
styleTECH. made to appear rustic or countryside-likeTECH.
- The rusticated furniture gave the room a cozy feel.
Origin of rusticated
Latin, rusticus (rural)
Examples of rusticated in a sentence
They admired the rusticated facade of the old library. She was rusticated due to academic misconduct. He appealed the decision to be rusticated. The rusticated students enjoyed the peaceful countryside. She felt rejuvenated after being rusticated to the village. The rusticated beams added charm to the cottage.
They chose a rusticated finish for the garden walls.
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- French:rustiqué, exclu, ...
- German:rustiziert, suspendiert, ...
- Italian:rusticato, sospeso dall'università, ...
- Spanish:rústico, suspendido, ...
- Portuguese:rusticado, suspenso, ...
- Chinese:粗糙的, 被停学, ...
- Japanese:粗面仕上げの, 停学になった, ...
- Arabic:مُحجَّر, موقوف, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּסְפָּס, מוּשָׁהֶה, ...
- Russian:фактурный, отстранён от университета, ...
- Ukrainian:рустований, відсторонений, ...
- Hindi:खुरदरी, निलंबित, ...
Definition of rusticate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
academic suspensiontr. TECH. UK suspend temporarily from a universitytr. TECH. UK
- He was rusticated for a term due to misconduct.
2.
country livingintr. Rare UK live in the countrysideintr. Rare UK
- After retirement, they chose to rusticate.
3.
style changetr./intr. Rare UK adopt a rustic style or behaviortr./intr. Rare UK
- She decided to rusticate her home decor.
4.
stone finishingtr. TECH. UK fashion building stone to give a rough surfacetr. TECH. UK
- The architect chose to rusticate the exterior walls to add texture..
Origin of rusticate
Latin, rusticus (rural) + -ate (verb suffix)
Examples of rusticate in a sentence
After the protest, several students were rusticated. They decided to rusticate for the summer months. He loves to rusticate and escape the city noise. He chose to rusticate his wardrobe for the summer. They decided to rusticate their lifestyle after moving to the countryside. They decided to rusticate the garden walls for a rustic look.
The mansion's facade was rusticated to give it an aged appearance.
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- French:suspendre, vivre à la campagne, ...
- German:suspendieren, auf dem Land leben, ...
- Italian:sospendere, trasferirsi in campagna, ...
- Spanish:suspender, vivir, ...
- Portuguese:suspender, viver no campo, ...
- Chinese:停学, 住在乡下, ...
- Japanese:停学する, 田舎に住む, ...
- Arabic:فَصَلَ مَوْقَتًا, عاش في الريف, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁעוֹת, לָגוּר בַּכְּפָר, ...
- Russian:отстранять, жить в деревне, ...
- Ukrainian:відсторонити, жити в селі, ...
- Hindi:निलंबित करना, गाँव में रहना, ...
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