Translation
vulgar, coarse
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Word origin
From Latin 'vulgaris' ('belonging to the common people'), from 'vulgus' ('the crowd, the common folk').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vulgaris
- English cognates
- vulgar, divulge
Grammar
Examples
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I can't stand his coarse language.
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It was a vulgar gesture in poor taste.
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The common name of the plant is dandelion.
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Avoid those very vulgar jokes in front of the children.
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I found their decoration rather tasteless.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 38, lesson 3: vulgar, film, lunar and 7 more words.