rustic in Latin
rustic in Latin is rusticus, rūrālis — rustic means having a simple, rural charm; countrified in style.
rustic in Latin
rusticus
Country-styled or pastoral; rural.
rūrālis
Country-styled or pastoral; rural.
rusticus
Crude, rough.
rusticus
A rural person.
What does "rustic" mean?
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adj Having a simple, rural charm; countrified in style.
"The cabin had a rustic feel with its exposed wooden beams and stone fireplace."
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adj Plain, rough, or unrefined in finish.
"The bread had a rustic, uneven crust that made it look homemade."
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noun A person from the countryside, especially one seen as unsophisticated.
"The city visitors looked down on the rustics they met at the market."
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rustic in a sentence
- The cabin had a rustic feel with its exposed wooden beams and stone fireplace.
- They chose rustic furniture to match the farmhouse aesthetic.
- The bread had a rustic, uneven crust that made it look homemade.
- The city visitors looked down on the rustics they met at the market.
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What is "rustic" in Latin?
"rustic" in Latin is rusticus, rūrālis. rustic means: Having a simple, rural charm; countrified in style.
How do you use "rustic" in a sentence?
Example: "The cabin had a rustic feel with its exposed wooden beams and stone fireplace." In Latin, "rustic" is rusticus, rūrālis.
Are there other ways to say "rustic" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "rustic": rusticus, rūrālis.
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