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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a rough crowd" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a group of people who are difficult to please or who may be unruly or challenging in behavior. Example: "The comedian was nervous about performing at the bar, as it was known to be a rough crowd."
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And some of the types he hangs out with in Brussels would be seen as a rough crowd here.
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As a youngster, he ran with a rough crowd that liked to steal cars, but did not get into trouble, she said.
Fred, you're a rough crowd.
She had joined a rough crowd.
Emily acted out, hanging with a rough crowd.
She began bartending, smoking, hanging with a rough crowd.
But by the time he was 11 he was running with a rough crowd.
It was a rough crowd for Mr. Klvana and his peers.
The truth according to Ice Cube: "It was a rough crowd.
In his teens he ran with a rough crowd and flirted with disaster.
He took menial jobs, ran with a rough crowd and got into drugs.
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