Unrefined, coarse.

Ungenial, wild and rugged.

Unformed, crude; without delicacy of finish; rude, unpolished, unrefined.

Not adorned, decked, or put in order.

Not appropriate to or befitting one of gentle birth or breeding.

Unpolished; devoid of polish; rude, unrefined.

That is situated beyond the Alps. Originally and usually as viewed from Rome or Italy, i.e. north of the Alps; also, dwelling in or belonging to a…

= impolite, adj. 2.

Not adapted or suited to the Court; esp. not sufficiently polished or refined. Of persons, their attributes, etc.

figurative. Having elements of acerbity, unrefined, rough. rare. (? with play on Tartar, n.2)

Wanting polish or refinement; unpolished, rude, rough. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not refined or polished; not made elegant or fashionable. Of things. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

= unhewn, adj.

transferred and figurative. Of manners or style: Rough, unpolished.

figurative. Unpolished, rough, rugged.

Wanting in æsthetic refinement or delicacy. Of things.

Lacking in refinement; low, coarse, rough.

Ungenteel.

= barbaric, adj. 2. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

With the connotation ‘uncouth, unpolished, barbarous’. Now rare.

Unimproved by art. Obsolete.

Rudely constructed; of awkward, ungainly or ungraceful shape; inelegant, unwieldy.

Having comparatively much thickness or substance; thick, coarse; also, massive in conformation or outline; wanting in gracefulness, lightness…

Not subject to a spell or charm; not invested with charm; not delighted or pleased.

Coarse, rustic.

Of a person: ill-bred, bad-mannered. Of an object or situation: lacking in refinement.

Not exquisite.