rudely
Adverb
Meaning
in an impolite manner
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Examples
he treated her impolitely
A developer explained their writing philosophy, a partnered content creator offered feedback, and that developer responded somewhat rudely.
And then, towards the end of the episode, we are brought up to the present as Dracula himself comes to call at the convent, rather rudely as it turns out.
According to Nshimwe’s account to the Botswana Guardian he blamed the BDP government for the problems at the ministry of education, but Masimolole rudely told him to “shut up.”
Indeed, the linked in the op-ed admits that if the rules of prescriptivist grammar are violated, the language works, “but crudely, awkwardly, or rudely.”
A family in Vero Beach, Florida, were rudely awakened early on November 11 when Jacob Johnson Futch, 31, climbed onto their roof to, as he later told authorities, carry out a meeting with an agent of the Drug Enforcement Agency.