crass

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And really, we don't want to be crass or offensive.

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(of persons) so unrefined as to be lacking in discrimination and sensibility

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adjective

(of persons) so unrefined as to be lacking in discrimination and sensibility

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for crass.

adjective

(of persons) so unrefined as to be lacking in discrimination and sensibility

Example sentences

And really, we don't want to be crass or offensive.

I think its crass, tasteless, offensive and annoying.

Just because something is legal doesn't forbid you from thinking it's cowardly or crass.

> fucked some really beautiful girlsI downvoted you for this crass sexist drivel that drags down the level of discourse.

The RMS posting is hardly "horrendously, gratuitously crass and offensive".

It is that he expressed it in a horrendously, gratuitously crass and offensive way. Here is a transliteration into humane language of what he said:"My heart goes out to Steve Jobs' family in their time of grief.

> crass comments about/towards womenI think the original comment is raising the point that the comments were crass, but did not appear to be about or towards women in the slightest.

Diversity is very beneficial to the industry and if a speaker has to resort to crass humor to attract or entertain attendees, that doesn't reflect too well on their skills.

"As is typical of hatemongers, Dawkins is careful not to name his target directly: instead, he works with insinuation -- though that said, calling the victim "Muslima" is particularly crass.

We keep paying more and more, getting lots of good folks in debt, and when we ask if college is supposed to help them pay these loans back, we get a speech about how college is a special time in a person's life and shouldn't be related directly to money. It seems fine to relate it directly to money when the kid is signing his life away for a vague promise, but when we ask where the payoff is we're told we're being crass.

Europeans have traditionally found this kind of pre-occupation with monetary success somewhat crass or trivial.> Europeans don’t realize that if a company that went from nothing to connecting 7 million homes is not celebrated...That's total BS. You dont need a culture of fanatical adoration of business success for their to be successful businesses.> if a company ... is not celebrated ... we will not get young Europeans on the right trackIt really worrisome how these people have to go around reminding everyone how amazing they are.