vulgarly

vulgarly
vulgar ► ADJECTIVE 1) lacking sophistication or good taste. 2) making explicit and inappropriate reference to sex or bodily functions. 3) dated characteristic of or belonging to ordinary people.
DERIVATIVES vulgarity noun (pl. vulgarities) vulgarly adverb.
ORIGIN Latin vulgaris, from vulgus 'common people' .

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