Vulgarity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VULGARITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being vulgar
• the state or quality of being vulgar
• a vulgar remark or act
• condition of being vulgar
• The quality or state of being vulgar; mean condition of life; the state of the lower classes of society.
• Grossness or clownishness of manners of language; absence of refinement; coarseness.
• the quality of lacking taste and refinement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something vulgar

Words related to VULGARITY

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How to use VULGARITY in a sentence

• They cannot make headway through the indifference, the sloth, the materialism, and the inherent vulgarity of the world.
• It is a rebuke to vulgarity and ignorance, which the minute and exaggerated descriptions of low life in the pages of Dickens certainly are not.
• His manners were marked by abruptness and vulgarity.
• A coarse, vulgar man, who happens to rise to high naval rank by the exhibition of talents not incompatible with vulgarity, invariably proves a tyrant to his crew.
• The ears are haunted with the laughter of vulgarity, and the judicious discouragement of prudence.
• With all the unscrupulousness of the French school of novels it combines that repulsive vulgarity in the choice of its vice which supplies its own antidote.
• The whole error in both cases lies in the fact that the refined persons are attacking politics and journalism on the ground of vulgarity.
• And what particularly pleases me is that there is nothing about the picture to indicate the low vulgarity that some persons who knew Mr.
• I will not have our hearts polluted by the vulgarity of fame.
• She sighed, but disdained to return any answer to this low vulgarity.
• He took up the novel, but its enchantment was gone, and it appeared to him in its tawdry, original vulgarity.
• At all events, if my mother cannot manage the orthography of Dionysius, let it be Denis, or anything but that signature of vulgarity, Dinny.
• Culture imposes on people who would snap their fingers at vulgarity.
• Butterick and the gardener if he happened to be about the grounds, might well represent sordid vulgarity to her.
• Airs and conceit he despised, as much as he disliked vulgarity.
• I think there is a certain vulgarity about an elegant girl marrying a widower.
• I left the elevator at the Fourth and walked up the stairs by reflex, while my mind was positively radiating waves of vulgarity.
• I felt that by daylight a noble vulgarity might be hers.
• Vulgarity to such men is a worse reproach than hardness of heart or indifferent morality.
• Isolation on a heath renders vulgarity well-nigh impossible.
• Even the Newbury mob could now see the difference between wit and vulgarity, and were made to understand that coarseness and abuse were not strength.
• The barrow man of to-day is the millionaire of to-morrow! Vulgarity? I saw little of it.
• The vulgarity consequent upon discovery would have been unbearable.
• Sometimes he talked the strong language of the man in battle with other men, but even in his oaths there was nothing of vulgarity.

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