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Filter by Meaning The chef was disappointed by the crudity of the ingredients he was given.
The crudity of the construction left the building unsafe.
The chef's cooking lacked sophistication and was marked by crudity.
The actor's performance was marked by crudity and lack of nuance.
The construction workers showed a certain crudity in their building techniques.
The young gymnast's routine showed a crudity of form.
The coach's crudity towards his players was unacceptable and led to his dismissal.
The chef was appalled by the crudity of the ingredients used in the recipe.
The chef's crudity in plating the dish detracted from its visual appeal.
The coach reprimanded the player for his crudity towards the referee.
The team lost the game due to their crudity in executing their strategy.
The restaurant was criticized for the crudity of its menu and lack of variety.
The roads in the rural areas were full of crudity potholes and bumps.
The builder was frustrated by the crudity of the tools he had to work with.
The new recruit's crudity in combat led to his quick defeat.
The team's performance was marked by crudity and lack of coordination.
The team's performance was marred by the crudity of their strategy.
The athlete's lack of sportsmanship was attributed to his crudity on the field.
The chef's lack of experience was evident in the crudity of the presentation of the dish.
The dish's crudity was apparent in its haphazard presentation and lack of seasoning.
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