Noun:

ନିର୍ଦ୍ଦୋଷ |, ଅପରିପକ୍ୱତା,

crudities's Usage Examples:

In 1600 and 1603 Artusi attacked the "crudities" and "license" shown in the works of a composer he initially refused to.

The two early discs with Houston expose some of his crudities .

The crudities still remain, of course, but the talk of transplants and drugs seem to.

He also earned the latter"s scorn for his compositional and dramatic crudities, which nonetheless played well on the stage.

"most humorous, inventive, stylish, films, effortlessly transcending the crudities of the script, acting and special effects.

the novel for The New York Times, faulted the story"s "psychological crudities," but noted that Green Fire was also marked by "some striking concepts.

" And concluded: "Thomas Keneally has not dodged the factual crudities of a war situation which bears the stamp of truth.

Talmage would later write that the film contained "many crudities and historical inaccuracies," it was well received by Mormon audiences.

The crudities still remain, of course, but the talk of transplants and drugs seem to have injected new life into the continuing story of Baron Frankenstein.

Giovanni Artusi attacks the "crudities" and "licence" in the works of Claudio Monteverdi.

Conversion symbolized can be good, for example, refining raw crudities to gold, as seen in The Devil.

The Irish Times correspondent wrote, "The Dawn, in spite of various crudities, is as thrilling a show as ever I want to witness, and its amateur cast.

Synonyms:

gaucheness, impoliteness, crudeness,

Antonyms:

civility, courtesy, graciousness, politeness,