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Discover Ludwig"rude about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to actions or statements that are disrespectful, disrespectful, or insulting. For example: "He was rude about his friend's new job, making jokes at their expense."
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The rudeness wasn't just in the sex, either; she is unbelievably rude about the Germans.
Be rude about Mexicans.
And I wasn't being rude about Davenport.
But he's always so rude about me.
IT WAS easy to be rude about Victor Posner.
Suddenly, it's cool to be rude about Dubya again.
There is no need to be rude about it.
But he said something rude about my wife.
Keith was quite rude about Mick in his book.
(In fact, Brooke was downright rude about urban people).
Then again, he was quite rude about the OBE offer.
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