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vulgar
adjective as in rude, offensive
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adjective as in common, general
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Example Sentences
Campbell’s confirmed the executive’s departure, calling the recorded comments “vulgar, offensive and false.”
“The comments were vulgar, offensive and false, and we apologize for the hurt they have caused,” the company said.
After videos of the event went viral online, the local news agency Fars reported that "a piece of music with political connotations" was audible behind "vulgar" images of unveiled women.
Fast forward to now, and many of these types of golf clubs have booked her for shows and actually pay for her to be vulgar.
“I’ve never seen him to be vulgar. I’ve never seen him be disrespectful or rile people up against the law enforcement or ICE. No, he simply informs. The guy is a good man.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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