unmannered
Without social graces
Unmannered means lacking good manners or social graces—rude or boorish: The unmannered guests talked through the entire performance.
Less commonly, it can mean natural or unaffected, free from artificial mannerisms: an unmannered sincerity that put everyone at ease.
The first sense dominates in contemporary usage.
Lacking good manners
- discourteousLacking good manners
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- uncivilLacking basic politeness
- insolentBoldly rude and disrespectful
offensive · brusque · curt · tactless · insensitive · impudent · brash · ungracious
Crudely ill-mannered
- churlishIll-mannered and rude
- crassCrudely lacking refinement
- vulgarCrude or indecent
- coarseRough in texture
loutish · oafish · cloddish · uncivilized · rough · unrefined · crude · gauche
Not changed or influenced
- artlessLacking deceit or cunning
- unsophisticatedLacking refinement or complexity
- guilelessFree from deceit
- ingenuousInnocently frank and trusting
unstudied · uncontrived · unpretentious · unselfconscious · naive · innocent · simple · unassuming
impolite
Lacking good manners
- discourteousLacking good manners
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- uncivilLacking basic politeness
insolent · offensive · brusque · curt · tactless · insensitive · impudent · brash · ungracious · indelicate
boorish
Crudely ill-mannered
coarse · loutish · oafish · cloddish · uncivilized · rough · unrefined · crude · gauche · inelegant
unaffected
Not changed or influenced
- artlessLacking deceit or cunning
- unsophisticatedLacking refinement or complexity
- guilelessFree from deceit
ingenuous · unstudied · uncontrived · unpretentious · unselfconscious · naive · innocent · simple · unassuming · genuine