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brusque

[bruhsk, broosk] / brʌsk, brʊsk /


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Every rendezvous he manages is different: A brusque businessman wants to see his mother, ostensibly because an important document is missing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Organizers forbade several of their key moves as their brusque victories weren’t telegenic.

From Los Angeles Times

Some have attributed this to his brusque, sometimes confrontational demeanor, others to classist prejudice.

From Los Angeles Times

Art from ancient Thrace is often flashy and brusque, as befits a warrior tribe.

From Los Angeles Times

He relates to Winnifred as both pal and prospective bedmate, and as their bond intensifies, his slightly weird familiarity with one of the male servants grows more brusque.

From Los Angeles Times