ruder
Less well-mannered
Ruder is the comparative form of rude—more impolite, more discourteous, more lacking in manners: I've never met anyone ruder than your brother.
The waiter was even ruder the second time we asked.
Lacking good manners
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- insolentBoldly rude and disrespectful
- uncivilLacking basic politeness
- curtAbruptly rude in speech
brusque · offensive · snide · sarcastic · mocking · sneering · contemptuous · disdainful
Lacking good manners
- vulgarCrude or indecent
- crassCrudely lacking refinement
- loutishCrude and ill-mannered
- oafishStupidly clumsy
churlish · uncivilized · unrefined · coarse · brutish · philistine · cloddish · gruff
Undeviating or to guide
- forthrightDirectly honest in manner
- candidHonest and direct
- frankOpen and direct
- unvarnishedWithout embellishment or coating
straightforward · plain-spoken · point-blank · undiplomatic · matter-of-fact · explicit · unfiltered · bluff
discourteous
Lacking good manners
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- insolentBoldly rude and disrespectful
- uncivilLacking basic politeness
curt · brusque · offensive · snide · sarcastic · mocking · sneering · contemptuous · disdainful · disparaging
uncouth
Lacking good manners
oafish · churlish · uncivilized · unrefined · coarse · brutish · philistine · cloddish · gruff · ill-bred
direct
Undeviating or to guide
- forthrightDirectly honest in manner
- candidHonest and direct
- frankOpen and direct
unvarnished · straightforward · plain-spoken · point-blank · undiplomatic · matter-of-fact · explicit · unfiltered · bluff · bald
- rude awakeningStartling unpleasant realization
- how rudeIndignant reaction to discourtesy
- rude people
- not to be rude
- rude words
- rude behavior
rude, rudeness, rudely, prudent, erudite, prudence, erudition, crudely, crudeness