Rudest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUDEST in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• RUDE, boorish
• offensively impolite or bad-mannered
• referring to a taboo subject such as sex in a way considered embarrassing or offensive
• having a startling abruptness
• vigorous or hearty
• roughly made or done; lacking sophistication
• ignorant and uneducated
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• discourteous or impolite
• superlative of rude

Words related to RUDEST

rude5 ruder6

Words that contain RUDEST

crudest10

How to use RUDEST in a sentence

• It was the rudest and the most obvious manner of acquiring human support before the agricultural arts had in any degree advanced.
• Lang, is found confusedly in the apprehension of the rudest savages.
• Near this spring were several huts constructed in the rudest manner by heaping branches together.
• They are of the rudest nature, as if formed by a people in the most degraded state of barbarism.
• Some idea of oath and bond there is in the rudest tribes, in the darkest continents.
• Nearly all his implements are home-made, or come from the village blacksmith shop, and are of the rudest, most awkward description.
• Some of their tombs are very curious, though they exhibit specimens of the rudest architecture.
• Probably the enmity between him and Caesar arose or was confirmed in this way, as Cato always made a point of being rudest to those whom he most disliked.
• Hopper and Thomas Harrison attempted to negotiate with the claimant for that purpose, he treated all their offers with the rudest contempt.
• The rudest exhibition of art is at first admired, till a nobler is presented, and we are taught to wonder at the facility with which before we had been satisfied.
• But such considerations have seldom had much force with Orientals, whose notions of war and strategy are even now of the rudest and most primitive description.
• Its rudest form is the contempt for safety and ease, which makes the attractiveness of war.
• The native interpreters even grow old in our service as ignorant of Christianity as the rudest savages who have never seen the face of a white man.
• I never met a man I disliked so much as your fine friend, that Colonel Annesley, the rudest, most presuming, overbearing wretch.
• Among the rudest tribes, those whose mode of living approaches most nearly to utter savagery, we find a certain uniformity of method.
• Some of the pines had been cut for ship-timber, but in the rudest and most wasteful way, only the limbs which had the proper curve being chosen for ribs.
• The rudest and the most polished, the simplest and the most learned, unite in the expectation, and cling to it through every thing.
• Traces of the same conception appear among the remotest and rudest nations.
• In the rudest state, the relative condition and mode of life of whole classes are rigidly fixed by their birth or by arbitrary violence.
• The most cultured women must be grateful and flattering toward the rudest men, if circumstances throw them together.
• The noble science of medicine is connected with divinity not only by the rudest savage but the profoundest philosopher, as has been already adverted to.
• Even in the rudest tribes, the women and children were subject to the will of the stronger, the head of the family.
• There was an obvious element of romance in the affair that appealed to the sensibilities of the rudest.
• Neither for spinning nor weaving could Russia, in particular, possess any other than machinery of the rudest kind, with hand labour, until perhaps subsequently to 1820.
• The rudest workman would not fling The fragments of his work away, If every useless bit of clay He trod on were a sentient thing.
• The rudest miner was on a plane of perfect equality with lawyers, merchants, or professional men.
• Neither of the existing doctrines satisfies this condition, even by the rudest approximation.
• Both men had risen from the rudest conditions through much early hardship.
• As I looked for my books, I sought for the rudest and most painful insult I could offer him.
• The rudest, and probably the earliest practised mode of cultivating rice, consists in taking from forest lands a fugitive crop, after burning the trees, grass, and underwood.
• It was scrupulously clean, but barren of furniture and even the rudest comforts of a home.
• Better the rudest work that tells a story or records a fact, than the richest without meaning.

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