Pronunciation: /ˈlaʊtɪʃnəs/
noun the quality or state of being loutish; boorishness or rudeness
A1 His loutishness at the dinner table embarrassed everyone.
A2 The man's loutishness was evident in the way he spoke to the waitress.
B1 Her loutishness was a constant source of frustration for her colleagues.
B2 The politician's loutishness during the debate turned off many voters.
C1 The CEO's loutishness towards his employees was a major factor in the company's decline.
C2 The actress's reputation was tarnished by rumors of her loutishness at industry events.
formal His loutishness at the dinner party was quite off-putting to the other guests.
informal I can't believe the loutishness of that guy at the bar last night.
slang The loutishness of those teenagers is really getting on my nerves.
figurative The loutishness of his behavior was like a dark cloud hanging over the entire event.
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