incult
adjective
in·cult in-ˈkəlt 
: coarse, uncultured
Synonyms
- coarse
- common
- crass
- crude
- gross
- ill-bred
- illiberal [archaic]
- insensible
- low
- lowbred
- lowbrow
- raffish
- rough
- rough-hewn
- roughneck
- rude
- rugged
- tasteless
- uncouth
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- unpolished
- unrefined
- vulgar
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Example Sentences
our incult ancestors, who dwelt in rude huts
Word History
Etymology
Latin incultus, from in- + cultus, past participle of colere to cultivate — more at wheel
First Known Use
1599, in the meaning defined above
incult
adjective
as in crass
lacking in refinement or good taste our incult ancestors, who dwelt in rude huts Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- crass
- common
- rude
- vulgar
- coarse
- gross
- lowbred
- crude
- rough
- low
- clumsy
- rugged
- lowbrow
- raffish
- uncultivated
- unpolished
- uncouth
- unrefined
- uncultured
- tasteless
- roughneck
- animallike
- insensible
- illiberal
- ill-bred
- rough-hewn
- rustic
- clownish
- boorish
- unsophisticated
- loutish
- churlish
- ungentlemanly
- thoughtless
- inconsiderate
- lumpish
- insensitive
- cloddish
- provincial
- lubberly
- oafish
- indelicate
- barbaric
- uncivilized
- tacky
- barbarous
- countrified
- countryfied
- rustical
- inelegant
- mannerless
- graceless
- unmannerly
- unmannered
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- smooth
- civilized
- cultivated
- polished
- cultured
- refined
- tasteful
- ultrarefined
- aristocratic
- elegant
- genteel
- restrained
- graceful
- sensitive
- patrician
- courtly
- gracious
- well-bred
- thoughtful
- sophisticated
- considerate
- urbane
- citified