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Definition of rudely in English: rudelyadverb ˈruːdliˈrudli 1In an offensive or bad-mannered way. he rudely snatched the water pitcher she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi Example sentencesExamples - He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh.
- Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely.
- She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her.
- He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants.
- They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral.
- There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power.
- He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation.
- Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia.
- Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand.
- Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused.
2In a startling and abrupt way. a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me Example sentencesExamples - Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier.
- He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
- The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered.
- The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal.
- Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair.
- I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains.
- The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.
- The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance.
- I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream.
- My university education got rudely interrupted.
Definition of rudely in US English: rudelyadverbˈro͞odlēˈrudli 1In an offensive or bad-mannered way. he rudely snatched the water pitcher she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi Example sentencesExamples - He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation.
- There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power.
- They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral.
- She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her.
- Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia.
- He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants.
- He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh.
- Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand.
- Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused.
- Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely.
2In a startling and abrupt way. a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me Example sentencesExamples - The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal.
- The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance.
- My university education got rudely interrupted.
- I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream.
- Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair.
- I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains.
- He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
- The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered.
- Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier.
- The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.
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