uncouth English

Meaning uncouth meaning

What does uncouth mean?

uncouth

— adjective (= coarse, common, vulgar) lacking refinement or cultivation or taste he had coarse manners but a first-rate mind behavior that branded him as common an untutored and uncouth human being an uncouth soldier--a real tough guy appealing to the vulgar taste for violence the vulgar display of the newly rich

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What other words have the same or similar meaning as uncouth?

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coarse

vulgar

rude

rough

clumsy

boorish

crude

unpolished

unrefined

ill-mannered

impolite

uncivilized

uncivilised

strange

raw

ignorant

common

brusque

blunt

awkward

wild

unwrought

unworked

uncultured

uncivil

ugly

rustic

rough-cut

odd

indecent

harsh

gauche

flat

barbaric

backward

wildness

unsightly

unshapely

unpresentable

unmannerly

unmannered

unhewn

unfashionable

undignified

unconversant

unacquainted

slow-witted

slow

savage

rural

Topics uncouth topics

What do people use uncouth to talk about?

Person Sense, perceive See Appearance

Ugly

• What words indicate that something is done in an ugly way?
  rude uncomely uncouth ungainly ungraceful unseemly