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Discover Ludwig"rude of" is considered correct usage in written English and can be used when you want to express disapproval of someone’s behavior.
For example: It was rude of him to cancel our date without telling me in advance.
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"Oh, how rude of me.
Which is rude of them.
It's only supporters of Corbyn who are rude, of course.
"Shit, that was rude of me," Hilda said.
Which was rather rude of them, now that I think about it.
She said, "I'm sorry, it's rude of me, I have to tell you — I get tired".
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"The number of first-time novelists is an indicator of the rude health of women's writing.
Perhaps not in the rudest of health.
Happily, 10 months short of his 75th birthday, Hill is in the rudest of health.
Until he does something about that, New York is still the rudest of places Lance Contrucci New York, April 19 , 2006
RARELY in the rudest of health, Bangladesh's democratic institutions are looking in worse shape than ever.
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