impolite

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Not having good ways toward other people.

Meaning of «impolite»

adjective

not having good ways toward other people

It was impolite to interrupt the teacher like that.

Translation

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«impolite» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

not polite to other people

rudethe usual word; speaks or acts badly to othersIt is rude to shout at your teacher.

impolitea softer word; breaks the rules of good mannersIt is impolite to talk with your mouth full.

disrespectfulshows no respect, for example to an older personThe student was disrespectful to the teacher.

Word family

polite A2 · adjectivepoliteness B1 · nounpolitely B1 · adverbimpolite B1 · adjectiveimpolitely B2 · adverb

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