CEFR B2

crudely

adverb

Meaning

In a raw, unrefined, or unsophisticated manner; without much skill, detail, or politeness.

The artist crudely sketched the outline of the building before adding details.
He crudely suggested that her idea was impractical, without offering any constructive criticism.

Synonyms: roughly, roughly, roughly, roughly, roughly

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈkruːdli/

In a raw, unrefined, or unsophisticated manner; without much skill, detail, or politeness.

The artist crudely sketched the outline of the building before adding details.
He crudely suggested that her idea was impractical, without offering any constructive criticism.
The shelter was crudely constructed from salvaged materials, but it provided protection from the rain.

crudely drawn (collocation): Drawn without much skill or detail. — "The map was crudely drawn on a napkin, but it got us to the right place."
crudely made (collocation): Made in a simple, rough, or unrefined way. — "They lived in a crudely made hut that offered basic shelter."
crudely put (idiom): Expressed in a blunt or impolite manner. — "To put it crudely, he just doesn't care about anyone else's feelings."
crudely carved (collocation): Carved without fine detail or skill. — "The wooden figures were crudely carved, showing their amateur origin."

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