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Filter by Meaning The film's crudity made it unsuitable for younger audiences.
The film's crudity was shocking to some viewers.
The comedian's jokes were criticized for their crudity and offensiveness.
The comedian's jokes were filled with crudity and received mixed reactions from the audience.
The comedian's humor was criticized for its crudity and lack of sophistication.
The designer's crudity in sketching the dress design left much to be desired.
The comedian's routine was criticized for its crudity, as it relied too heavily on offensive jokes.
The conversation took a turn towards crudity, making everyone uncomfortable.
The movie's crudity and explicit content earned it an R rating.
The actor's crudity in his behavior embarrassed his co-stars.
His clothes were of such crudity that he was mistaken for a homeless person.
The dress looked like a crudity attempt at sewing, with frayed edges and uneven hems.
The clothing line was criticized for its crudity, with poor stitching and cheap fabric.
The fashion designer's latest collection was criticized for its crudity in terms of fabric and color choice.
The movie's crudity was deemed inappropriate for children.
The comedian's jokes were received poorly because of his crudity in delivering them.
The amateur magician's performance was marred by his crudity in executing the trick.
His choice of clothing revealed a crudity in fashion sense.
The cake was a crudity creation, with lumps of frosting and uneven layers.
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