vulgarity [vʌlˈgærəti, Am -ˈgerət̬i] N no pl
1. vulgarity (crudeness):
- vulgarity
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2. vulgarity (lack of taste):
- vulgarity
- prostactwo nt
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His witty, spirited and lively chansons often proved popular, though the vulgarity of his style has led to them being forgotten.
en.wikipedia.org He has painful faults of vulgarity and cheapness of imagination.
en.wikipedia.org Women's groups and conservative politicians in the state had previously criticized the proposed club accusing it of promoting vulgarity.
en.wikipedia.org Reports in newspapers typically referred to the hijackers as radio hooligans broadcasting drivel, rudeness, vulgarity, uncensored expressions, and trashy music.
en.wikipedia.org Third tier was meant for books to be removed from the classroom for a lot of vulgarity.
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