rudity
/ˈruːdɪti/noun
= rudeness.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Libel of English Policy. From Middle French rudeté and its etymon post-classical Latin ruditas coarseness, ignorance, roughness or inelegance of style, rough or unworked material, roughness, harshness from classical Latin rudis + -tās. Compare Old Occitan ruditat.
- prison cell
- prison crop
- prison-cropped
- prison door
- prison editor
- prisoner
- prisoner of conscience
- prisoner of state
- Prisoner of the Crown
- prisoner of war
- prisoner-of-war camp
- prisoner-of-wardom
- prisoners' bars
- prisoners bars
- prisoner's bars
- prisoner's base
- prisoner's dilemma
- prisoner's friend
- prisonership
- prisoners-of-war camp
- prison fever
- prison-free
- prisonful
- prison gate
- prison-gray