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rustic

/ˈrʌstɪk/

Translations

rusticnoun

rustics

/ˈrʌstɪk/

Synonyms

country bumpkin

rusticadjective

more rustic

Comp.

most rustic

Super.

/ˈrʌstɪk/

деревенский

The rustic charm of the cottage made it a perfect getaway.

Деревенский шарм коттеджа делал его идеальным местом для отдыха.

сельский

The restaurant had a rustic decor that made it feel cozy and welcoming.

Ресторан имел сельский декор, который делал его уютным и гостеприимным.

простоватый

His rustic manners were endearing to the city folk.

Его простоватые манеры были очаровательны для городских жителей.

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rusticnoun

A person who lives in the countryside, often regarded as unsophisticated or provincial.

The court nobles mocked the rustic for his simple manners.

rusticadjective

Relating to the countryside; rural.

The rustic charm of the village attracted many city dwellers looking for a peaceful retreat.

Having a simplicity and charm that is considered typical of the countryside.

The rustic decor of the cabin included wooden beams and stone fireplaces.

Made in a plain and simple fashion, especially if typical of the countryside.

The rustic furniture was handcrafted from local timber and had a natural, unpolished finish.

Lacking urban sophistication; rough or plain in manners or style (especially of a person).

Although educated in the city, he retained a rustic accent and manner.

Of masonry or stonework, having roughened surfaces or strongly emphasized joints; characteristic of rustication in architecture.

The manor's facade featured rustic stone blocks that gave it a sturdy, time-worn appearance.