| Definition of 'brusqueness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) abruptness, brusqueness, curtness, gruffness, shortness
an abrupt discourteous manner
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| Definition of 'brusqueness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) brusqueness
quality of being brusque; roughness joined with promptness; bluntness
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Sense: blunt and abrupt in manner
a brusque reply.
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 Afrikaans: kortafheid, bruuskheid |
 Arabic: فَظاظه، خُشونَه |
 Bulgarian: безжеремонност |
 Brazilian: brusquidão |
 Czech: prudkost, příkrost |
 German: die Schroffheit |
 Danish: bryskhed; studshed |
 Greek: τραχύτητα |
 Spanish: brusquedad |
 Estonian: järskus |
 Farsi: بی ادبی |
 Finnish: töykeys |
 French: brusquerie |
 Hebrew: חוֹסֵר אֲדִיבוּת |
 Hindi: अशिष्टता, रूखापन |
 Croatian: naprasitost |
 Hungarian: ridegség |
 Indonesian: kekasaran |
 Italian: rudezza |
 Japanese: 無愛想 |
 Korean: 무뚝뚝함 |
 Lithuanian: šiurkštumas |
 Latvian: skarbums |
 Malay: kekasaran |
 Dutch: bruuskheid |
 Norwegian: detå være avvisende, brys |
 Polish: obcesowość |
 Persian: بی ادبی |
 Pashto: بی ادبی |
 Portuguese: brusquidão |
 Romanian: ton răstit |
 Russian: бесцеремонность |
 Slovak: príkrosť |
 Slovenian: osornost |
 Serbian: grubost |
 Swedish: bryskhet |
 Thai: การพูดห้วน ๆ |
 Turkish: kabalık, saygısızlık |
 Taiwanese: 莽撞 |
 Ukrainian: різкість, бесцеремонність |
 Urdu: گنوار پن ، اجڈ پن |
 Vietnamese: sự lỗ mãng |
 Chinese: 鲁莽 |
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