Definitions and Examples of vulgar, crude, unrefined
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lacking sophistication or good taste; coarse or crude in manner or behavior.
Example
The comedian's jokes were vulgar and offensive to many people.
Lacking finish, polish, or refinement; raw or unprocessed.
Example
The artist's paintings were criticized for their crude brushstrokes and lack of detail.
Not having been purified or processed; lacking sophistication or culture.
Example
The food at the street market was unrefined and lacked the elegance of fine dining.
Key Differences: vulgar vs crude vs unrefined
- 1Vulgar implies a lack of good taste or manners, while crude suggests a lack of refinement or polish.
- 2Unrefined describes something that has not been purified or processed, and also implies a lack of sophistication or culture.
Effective Usage of vulgar, crude, unrefined
- 1Art and Design: Use these antonyms to describe styles, techniques, and aesthetics in art and design.
- 2Fashion and Style: Incorporate these antonyms to describe clothing, accessories, and personal style.
- 3Cultural Studies: Utilize these antonyms to analyze cultural trends, movements, and attitudes.
Remember this!
The antonyms of Edwardian are vulgar, crude, and unrefined. These words describe something that is not elegant, sophisticated, or cultured. Use these antonyms to describe styles, techniques, and aesthetics in art and design, fashion and style, and cultural studies.
