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brusque

[bruhsk, broosk] / brʌsk, brʊsk /


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Dan leads the Seder in such a brusque way that his wife reflects, “on this night my husband is a control freak. That’s how he celebrates freedom from slavery.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Every rendezvous he manages is different: A brusque businessman wants to see his mother, ostensibly because an important document is missing.

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Organizers forbade several of their key moves as their brusque victories weren’t telegenic.

From Los Angeles Times

Art from ancient Thrace is often flashy and brusque, as befits a warrior tribe.

From Los Angeles Times

Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, who ran against her for mayor as an old-school progressive, said she could be uncompromising and brusque in policy deliberations.

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