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71unartistic — is sometimes used as a more neutral classificatory term instead of the more usual (and more judgemental) inartistic …
72rude — [adj1] disrespectful, rough abrupt, abusive, bad mannered, barbarian, barbaric, barbarous, blunt, boorish, brusque, brutish, cheeky, churlish, coarse, crabbed, crude, curt, discourteous, graceless, gross, gruff, ignorant, illiterate, impertinent …
73proper books of account — The books of account of a merchant or trader kept in such a manner, however inartistic or unprofessional it may be, that the real condition of the financial affairs of the business may be ascertained and determined upon an examination thereof.… …
74inartificial — [in΄är tə fish′əl] adj. Now Rare 1. not artificial; natural 2. inartistic; unskillful 3. unaffected; simple …
75inaesthetic — adjective violating aesthetic canons or requirements; deficient in tastefulness or beauty inaesthetic and quite unintellectual peered through those inaesthetic spectacles • Syn: ↑unaesthetic • Ant: ↑aesthetic • Similar to: ↑ …
76unaesthetic — adjective violating aesthetic canons or requirements; deficient in tastefulness or beauty inaesthetic and quite unintellectual peered through those inaesthetic spectacles • Syn: ↑inaesthetic • Ant: ↑aesthetic (for: ↑ina …
77inartistically — adverb see inartistic …
78in|ar´ti|fi´cial|ly — in|ar|ti|fi|cial «ihn AHR tuh FIHSH uhl», adjective. 1. not artificial; natural. 2. artless; unaffected. 3. constructed without art or skill; clumsy; inartistic. –in|ar´ti|fi´cial|ly, adverb …
79in|ar|ti|fi|cial — «ihn AHR tuh FIHSH uhl», adjective. 1. not artificial; natural. 2. artless; unaffected. 3. constructed without art or skill; clumsy; inartistic. –in|ar´ti|fi´cial|ly, adverb …
80in´ar|tis´ti|cal|ly — in|ar|tis|tic «IHN ahr TIHS tihk», adjective. 1. not artistic; lacking good taste: »inartistic figures crowding the canvas of life without adequate effect (George Eliot). 2. having no appreciation for or love of art; unskilled in art.… …
