vulgarity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for vulgarity in the English»French Dictionary

vulgarity [Brit vʌlˈɡarɪti, Am vəlˈɡɛrədi] N

1. vulgarity (tastelessness):

vulgarity (of furniture, clothes)

mauvais goût m

vulgarity (of person, behaviour)

vulgarité f

2. vulgarity (rudeness):

vulgarity

grossièreté f

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ignorance is one thing, vulgarity is quite another

l'ignorance est une chose, mais la vulgarité en est une autre

Translations for vulgarity in the French»English Dictionary

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vulgarité

vulgarity, coarseness

vulgaire

vulgarity

tomber dans le vulgaire

to lapse into vulgarity

tomber dans la vulgarité/sensiblerie

to lapse into vulgarity/sentimentality

vulgarity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vulgarity in the English»French Dictionary

vulgarity [vʌlˈgærəti, Am -ˈgerət̬i] N no pl

1. vulgarity (crudeness):

vulgarity

vulgarité f

2. vulgarity (ordinariness):

vulgarity

trivialité f

Translations for vulgarity in the French»English Dictionary

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vulgarité d'un langage

vulgarity

tomber dans le vulgaire

to lapse into vulgarity

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English

Women's groups and conservative politicians in the state had previously criticized the proposed club accusing it of promoting vulgarity.

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Formal, ornamented language is used, while slang and vulgarity are avoided.

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He over-wrote certainly, and there was often a note of falsity, even of vulgarity, but largely his failure was of intellect.

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There's a lot of talent, sass and sweat onstage, particularly in the dance department, plus a sprinkling of wit in the show's good-natured vulgarity.

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Gratuitous vulgarity is not permitted and may result in being marked off.

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The vulgarity of the manners, the familiarity of speech, the insistence of some, the prolixity of others, none of this bored him.

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Her beauty, cheerful personality and her entire freedom from vulgarity were new then in male impersonation.

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She wanted audiences to leave the theatre laughing at the vulgarity of war.

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Second, knowing where to draw the line between harmless heightened emotion and vulgarity can be difficult.

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Sometimes vulgarity and violence are reported in some of these shows.

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