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boor
UK
/bʊə/
US
/bʊr/
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boor
noun
boors
pl
UK
/bʊə/
US
/bʊr/
rustre
Personne grossière, mal élevée, sans manières.
Despite his wealth, he was considered a boor by his peers due to his lack of etiquette.
Malgré sa richesse, ses pairs le considéraient comme un rustre à cause de son manque de savoir-vivre.
Additional translations
péquenaud
Sens rural ou péjoratif ; personne de la campagne jugée simple ou peu raffinée.
Synonyms
lout
uncouth person
bumpkin
brute
ruffian
vulgarian
clod
oaf
Antonyms
sophisticate
gentleman
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boor
noun
A person who is rude, clumsy, and lacking in social manners.
Despite his wealth, he was considered a boor by his peers due to his lack of etiquette.
A rustic or country person, often regarded as unsophisticated or ill-mannered.
The city folk mocked the village boor for his rough speech, though he meant no harm.
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