coarse
IPA: kˈɔrs
adjective
- With a rough texture; not smooth.
- Composed of large particles.
- Lacking refinement, taste or delicacy.
- (archaic, of a metal) Unrefined.
- Of inferior quality.
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Examples of "coarse" in Sentences
- His words sharply punctuated, delivered in coarse staccato.
- Which of coarse is Latin for “so there, nyah/neener/nannynannybooboo”
- His first pan of the morning washed out over two dollars in coarse gold.
- Form dough into 1 inch balls, roll in coarse sugar and place on baking sheet.
- The working class is characterized as coarse, lazy, and vulgar, deserving of their plight.
- To do this, Venardou says capers are well-cleaned, packed in coarse salt, and stored in glass containers.
- The agency is also reviewing standards for other types of particle pollution, including what are known as coarse particles.
- And a fine pallid specimen too, the kind that teenagers should tell each other in coarse whispers while huddled around a camp fire on a pitch-black night.
- One day, because he was tired and unhappy, he knocked their heads together, and they plotted to destroy him, but they were afraid, and secretly admired what they called his coarse habits.
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