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vulgar
adjective as in rude, offensive
Strongest matches
adjective as in common, general
Example Sentences
"I am astonished that I convinced myself that a woman of color could actually be president of the United States. A country that supports such a vulgar man isn’t capable of electing such a qualified woman."
If the majority of my country is fine with an America-attacking vulgar racist, whose only true talent is the ability to somehow always go lower, I find it terribly sad and wildly dangerous.
A country that supports such a vulgar man isn’t capable of electing such a qualified woman.
“I’m here to complain about the teacher that had the vulgar political language,” said Oscar Avila.
The first time around, this felt hopeful, and perhaps even inevitable: Hillary Clinton was a competent, highly qualified candidate running against a vulgar reality-TV host.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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