Absence of luxury; poverty; frugality; = simpleness, n. 6. Obsolete (rare after 16th cent.).

Harshness, unpleasantness, or crudeness (of sound, taste, colour, etc.); inelegance (of diction, speech, etc.); an instance of this.

Lack of culture or refinement; roughness of life or habits; uncouthness. Also: an instance of this.

The fact or quality of living modestly, plainly, or frugally; poverty; absence or renunciation of luxury. Also as a characteristic of clothing…

Lack of culture or civilization; barbarousness. Obsolete.

Lack of refinement or elegance; coarseness or roughness. rare.

Want of delicacy; want of a nice sense of propriety, refinement, or good taste; coarseness of character, manners, etc.

Lack of refinement.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Lack of princeliness; lack of the qualities or behaviour associated with a prince.

The (cultivation of) attitudes, values, and culture supposedly characteristic of inhabitants of the Australian outback.