Pronunciation: /ˈvʌlɡəˌrɪzəm/
noun a term or expression considered to be crude, offensive, or inappropriate in language
A1 Using vulgarisms is not allowed in this classroom.
A2 She was shocked by the vulgarism he used in his speech.
B1 The comedian's act was full of vulgarisms that offended some audience members.
B2 The author's use of vulgarisms in the novel added a realistic touch to the dialogue.
C1 The film director intentionally included vulgarisms to accurately portray the characters.
C2 The professor criticized the student's paper for its excessive use of vulgarisms.
formal The use of vulgarism is considered inappropriate in professional settings.
informal I was shocked by his constant use of vulgarism during the conversation.
slang I can't believe she just dropped a vulgarism like that in front of everyone.
figurative His vulgarism was like a slap in the face, completely uncalled for.
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