Reject all its lies and vulgarity.
Source: tatoeba (269413)
Vulgarity
//vʌlˈɡɜɹɪti//
Synonyms for "vulgarity" (129 found)
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Related words (64)
lack of polishlack of refinementleadennesslewdnesslittlenessloutishnessmaladroitnessmannerlessnessmeannessmediocrityobscenityoffensivenesspettinesspompousnessponderousnesspoor dictionpoor tastepoppop cultureprofanity
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racinessranknessrawnessribaldryroughnessrudenesssaltinesssesquipedalianismsesquipedalityshabbinessslipshod constructionsmallnessspicinessstiltednesssubnormalitytactlessnesstastelessnesstawdrinesstrivialityturgidityuncourtlinessuncouthnessuneuphoniousnessungallantnessungentlemanlinessungracefulnessungraciousnessunmannerlinessunpolitenessunrefinementunseemlinessunskillfulnessunsolicitousnessunsophisticationunsuitabilityunwieldinessvilenessvulgarism
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1 entriesderived from
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9 entriesTranslations
32 translations across 15 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- βαναυσία noun (quality of being vulgar)
Bulgarian
2 entries- вулгарност noun (quality of being vulgar)
- простащина noun (quality of being vulgar)
Catalan
2 entries- vulgaritat noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgaritat noun (offensive or obscene act)
Czech
2 entries- vulgarita noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgárnost noun (quality of being vulgar)
French
2 entries- grossièreté noun (offensive or obscene act)
- vulgarité noun (quality of being vulgar)
Galician
2 entries- vulgaridade noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgaridade noun (offensive or obscene act)
Georgian
3 entries- ვულგარულობა noun (quality of being vulgar)
- უხამსობა noun (quality of being vulgar)
- უხამსობა noun (offensive or obscene act)
German
1 entries- Vulgarität noun (quality of being vulgar)
Portuguese
2 entries- vulgaridade noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgaridade noun (offensive or obscene act)
Russian
3 entries- вульга́рность noun (quality of being vulgar)
- по́шлость noun (quality of being vulgar)
- по́шлость noun (offensive or obscene act)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- gràisgealachd noun (quality of being vulgar)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- prostaštvo noun (quality of being vulgar)
- prostaštvo noun (offensive or obscene act)
- prostota noun (quality of being vulgar)
- prostota noun (offensive or obscene act)
Slovak
2 entries- vulgárnosť noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgárnosť noun (offensive or obscene act)
Spanish
2 entries- vulgaridad noun (quality of being vulgar)
- vulgaridad noun (offensive or obscene act)
Ukrainian
1 entries- вульга́рність noun (quality of being vulgar)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
Vulgarity can be a source of hilarity.
Source: tatoeba (1415703)
Death and vulgarity are the only two facts in the nineteenth century that one cannot explain away.
Source: tatoeba (1786934)
He seems to be trying to plumb new depths of vulgarity with each profanity-laced album he releases.
Source: tatoeba (6219808)
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