Unceremonious Meaning in English

word

US

ˌənˌsɛɹəˈmoʊniəs

UN-sair-uh-MOH-nee-uhs

UK

ʌnsˌɛɹɪmˈəʊnɪəs

un-seh-ri-MOH-nee-uhs

التعريف

Doing something suddenly, without any formality or politeness; direct and lacking ceremony.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often used in a slightly negative way to describe actions or behavior that may be blunt, abrupt, or lacking respect for social customs. Typical collocations: 'unceremonious exit', 'unceremonious manner'. Not slang, but informal.

• Spanish: sin ceremonias - brusco
• Portuguese (BR): sem cerimônia - brusco
• Portuguese (PT): sem cerimónia - brusco
• Chinese (Simplified): 无礼的 - 草率的
• Chinese (Traditional): 無禮的 - 草率的
• Hindi: अनौपचारिक - असभ्य
• Arabic: بدون مراسم - غير رسمي - فج
• Bengali: অবিনীত - অকৃতজ্ঞ (আচরণে)
• Russian: бесцеремонный
• Japanese: 無作法な - 無遠慮な
• Vietnamese: không khách sáo - thô lỗ (cách cư xử)
• Korean: 무례한 - 격식 없는
• Turkish: resmi olmayan - kaba (davranış için)
• Urdu: بے تکلف - غیر رسمی (رویہ میں)
• Indonesian: tanpa sopan santun - tidak resmi

جمل نموذجية

His unceremonious departure surprised everyone.

basic

They gave an unceremonious response to her suggestion.

basic

The meeting ended in an unceremonious way.

basic

He was unceremoniously kicked out of the group.

natural

Don’t mind his unceremonious manners—he’s just very direct.

natural

The boss made an unceremonious announcement that left everyone speechless.

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