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boor Definition and Meaning in English (boor definition)

noun
Synonyms:loutchurlruffian
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Boor definition: A rude, uncultured, or insensitive person who lacks good manners and social graces.

Definitions of Boor

  1. 1noun(informal)

    A rude, uncultured, or insensitive person who lacks good manners and social graces.

Example Sentences

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“He was such a boor at the party, making inappropriate comments and interrupting everyone.”

casual

“Her new neighbor was a boor, always complaining loudly about trivial matters.”

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nounboorishness
adjectiveboorish
adverbboorishly

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Boor definition: A rude, uncultured, or insensitive person who lacks good manners and social graces.
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