crudity [brit. angl. ˈkruːdɪti, am. angl. ˈkrudədi] SAM.
1. crudity (vulgarity):
- crudity
- grossièreté ž. spol
2. crudity (of method):
- crudity
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3. crudity (of metaphor):
- crudity
- crudité ž. spol
crudeness, crudity SAM. no mn.
2. crudeness (vulgarity):
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- grossièreté ž. spol
crudeness, crudity SAM.
2. crudeness (vulgarity):
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- grossièreté ž. spol
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He also earned the latter's scorn for his compositional and dramatic crudities, which nonetheless played well on the stage.
en.wikipedia.org Historically, it was prescribed for parasitic worms and all crudities and acrimony of the humours.
en.wikipedia.org Today's computer gamers might snicker at its crudity: its progress consisted of all-capital type pecked out line by line on a paper scroll.
en.wikipedia.org Crudity has long been a substitute for wit for what some consider comic.
www.abc.net.au It is precisely from this crudity that the film itself gains a credibility of realism.
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