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Filter by Meaning The crudity of the idea was apparent in his poorly written proposal.
The writer's work was dismissed by critics for its crudity in storytelling.
His writing style was marked by crudity and lack of refinement.
The company's new product showed a certain crudity in its design.
The author's writing style lacked sophistication, resulting in a certain crudity.
The CEO's speech was criticized for its crudity and lack of professionalism.
The book's crudity and lack of depth left the reader unsatisfied.
The author's book was criticized for its crudity and lack of literary merit.
The manager was disappointed by the crudity of the new employee's work.
The company's marketing campaign lacked sophistication and was marked by crudity.
The language used in the book was criticized for its crudity.
The novel's plot was marked by crudity, with no attention to character development.
The boss's crudity towards his employees led to a high turnover rate.
The writer's crudity of language detracted from the power of his message.
The novel's crudity was considered controversial by some critics.
The writer's early works displayed a certain crudity in their style.
The design for the new product was still in its crudity and needed more work.
The cake was a crudity creation, with lumps of frosting and uneven layers.
The gardening project was a crudity mess, with weeds and wildflowers growing haphazardly.
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