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1. (adj.) brusque
abrupt in manner; blunt; rough.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < MF < It brusco rough, tart, special use of brusco (n.) butcher's broom < LL brūscum, alter. of L rūscus, rūscum)
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1. (adj) brusque, brusk, curt, short(p)
marked by rude or peremptory shortness
"try to cultivate a less brusque manner"; "a curt reply"; "the salesgirl was very short with him"
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1. (adj) brusque
rough and prompt in manner; blunt; abrupt; bluff; as, a brusque man; a brusque style
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Sense: blunt and abrupt in manner
a brusque reply.
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 Afrikaans: kortaf, bruusk |
 Arabic: جافٌّ، خَشِنٌ، فَظٌّ |
 Bulgarian: груб |
 Brazilian: brusco |
 Czech: prudký, příkrý |
 German: brüsk |
 Danish: brysk; studs |
 Greek: απότομος, άξεστος |
 Spanish: brusco |
 Estonian: järsk |
 Farsi: تند و خشن |
 Finnish: tyly |
 French: brusque |
 Hebrew: קְצָר רוּח |
 Hindi: अशिष्ट, रूखा |
 Croatian: nagao |
 Hungarian: nyers |
 Indonesian: kasar |
 Italian: brusco |
 Japanese: 無愛想な |
 Korean: 무뚝뚝한 |
 Lithuanian: grubus,šiurkštus |
 Latvian: strups; skarbs |
 Malay: kasar |
 Dutch: bruusk |
 Norwegian: avvisende, brysk, brå |
 Polish: obcesowy |
 Persian: تند و خشن |
 Pashto: تیز او ځیږ |
 Portuguese: brusco |
 Romanian: brusc, răstit |
 Russian: бесцеремонный |
 Slovak: prudký, príkry |
 Slovenian: osoren |
 Serbian: grub |
 Swedish: brysk |
 Thai: พูดห้วน ๆ |
 Turkish: kaba, ters, saygısız |
 Taiwanese: 莽撞的 |
 Ukrainian: різкий, безцеремонний |
 Urdu: خشک کلام ، اجڈ |
 Vietnamese: lỗ mãng |
 Chinese: 唐突的，鲁莽的 |
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