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gaucherie

NOUN
  1. the quality of being rustic or gauche
  2. a socially awkward or tactless act

How To Use gaucherie In A Sentence

  • I have, too, a sort of spiritual gaucherie which makes me unapt to participate in any rite.
  • But he has allowed his enemies to represent him as a figure of immense gaucherie, cynicism, and stupidity. Mark Miller: Newspaper Swindlers Black and Radler Look Quaint by Today's Standards
  • If anyone has the gaucherie to point out the left's nearly unblemished record of rooting against America, liberals turn around and scream "McCarthyism! Archive 2007-02-01
  • Malcolm Turnbull, was to be my morning blast today – but even shades of his amazing gaucherie has failed to make the passing grade. Publicity
  • Although he crows endlessly about dating a younger woman, he often seems ashamed by her gaucherie.
  • A few men suppress coughs, but most people in the room are hard of hearing, so the minor gaucherie passes without notice. Jack Kerouac, Republican Party Hero
  • You see freckles and gaucherie; I see statuesque beauty, and the intense attraction of a fiery temperament.
  • We've looked the other way at the gaucherie of extreme consumption, spawned by the greatest concentration of wealth since the 1920s. To The Rich, From America
  • But the director has managed to reduce their talents to mumming cyphers and horrible gaucherie. Times, Sunday Times
  • I have, too, a sort of spiritual gaucherie which makes me unapt to participate in any rite.
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