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vulgarity

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/vʌlˈɡærɪti/ · vul-gar-i-ty

The quality of lacking refinement or taste; coarseness.

Meanings

nounformal

The quality of lacking refinement or taste; coarseness.

ایسی حالت جو شائستگی یا ذوق سے محروم ہو; غلیظی.

بدتمیزی

badtameezi

Synonyms

coarsenesscrudenessindecencyغلیظیتبے ادبیبے تکلفی

Antonyms

refinementpolitenesscultivationنرمیشائستگیتمدن

Common Collocations

  • vulgarity of speech
  • vulgarity in art
  • vulgarity of behavior

Example Sentences

His vulgarity in conversation made people uncomfortable.

اس کی بات چیت میں بدتمیزی نے لوگوں کو بے چین کر دیا.

Us ki baat cheet mein badtameezi ne logon ko bechain kar diya.

The vulgarity of the jokes was inappropriate for the occasion.

ان لطائف کی بدتمیزی اس موقع کے لئے نامناسب تھی.

Un lataif ki badtameezi is moqa ke liye na-munasib thi.

She was criticized for the vulgarity displayed in her artwork.

اس کے فن پارے میں دکھائی گئی بدتمیزی پر اس کی نکتہ چینی کی گئی.

Is ke fun paare mein dikhai gayi badtameezi par is ki nota cheeni ki gayi.

Easily Confused With

vulgar:Vulgar refers to something that is chic or rude, while vulgarity refers to the quality of being vulgar.

Word Family

vulgar
adjectiveبدتمیز

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'vulgar' as in 'vulgar jokes' which often lack taste.

Imagine a rude person at a formal event making inappropriate jokes.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

مُجھ کو لڑکیوں کی چال میں کچھ بدتمیزی نظر آئی مجھ کو وہاں سے پھر کوئی مسئلہ نہیں!

Mujh ko ladkiyon ki chaal mein kuch badtameezi nazar aayi Mujh ko wahan se phir koi masla nahi!

I saw some vulgarity in the girls' walk, I have no problem leaving that place!

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

بدتمیزی کے پیچھے عقل نہیں ہوتی.

Badtameezi ke peeche aql nahin hoti.

There is no wisdom behind vulgarity.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "vulgus" — the common people

First known use: 15th century

The term evolved from Latin 'vulgus' referring to the common folk, implying something common or coarse, hence vulgar.