Meaning of (धमधूसर) dhamadhoosara in english is awful, rude

As noun : rude Ex: poorly learned man, rude

tacky abominable blue Ex: This can be seen from the intense blue and black color of the ornaments sick Ex: A sick curable indecent ungraceful graceless poor Ex: Elsewhere poor whites were subsistence farmers. unpicturesque dowdy coarse Ex: It also means Who holds the commoner, that has nothing noble, which is coarse

As adjective : awful gross Ex: South Carolina’s gross state product was $136 billion. awkward Ex: Situation, awkward posture ugly Ex: It also means that, in the dark, there is no difference, for the view, between a person and an ugly person beautiful painful Ex: It is still used as additional allocation: I will speak to them; I have denied to them, to them; These shrubs will perish if they are not given water to them; This news was very painful to them to them atrocious unwieldy ungainly heavy handed angular Ex: Figure angular dreadful unsightly ponderous ham fisted bilious unspeakable shapeless uncouth wooden Ex: Vast sections of Newark consisted of wooden tenements rugged Ex: That's uneven terrain, stony, rugged terrible Ex: Beware of this man it's a terrible braggart, a great braggart

As adverb : terribly

Other : disproportionately corpulent flabby and flaccid

Suggested : repugnantly hateful detestable loathsome not tasteful or fashionable dowdy without deductions total, as the amount of sales, salary, profit, etc, before taking deductions for expenses, taxes, or the like (opposed to net ) discourteous or impolite, especially in a deliberate way extremely bad unpleasant ugly

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