vulgarian in Dutch
vulgarian in Dutch is proleet — vulgarian means a person whose manners or taste are crude or tasteless, especially someone who does not notice it in themselves.
vulgarian in Dutch
proleet
A vulgar individual, especially one who emphasizes or is oblivious to his or her vulgar qualities.
What does "vulgarian" mean?
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noun A person whose manners or taste are crude or tasteless, especially someone who does not notice it in themselves.
"The critic dismissed him as a vulgarian with more money than manners."
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adjective Showing the crude or tasteless manners of a vulgarian.
"The hotel lobby was all vulgarian gold and marble."
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vulgarian in a sentence
- The critic dismissed him as a vulgarian with more money than manners.
- She worried the new neighbours were vulgarians who would ruin the street's quiet reputation.
- The hotel lobby was all vulgarian gold and marble.
- Critics called the film's humour vulgarian and cheap.
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What is "vulgarian" in Dutch?
"vulgarian" in Dutch is proleet. vulgarian means: A person whose manners or taste are crude or tasteless, especially someone who does not notice it in themselves.
How do you use "vulgarian" in a sentence?
Example: "The critic dismissed him as a vulgarian with more money than manners." In Dutch, "vulgarian" is proleet.
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