What are the antonyms for RUSTIC?
- refined, confident, serene, polished, assured, municipal, metropolitan, couth, graceful, tranquil, well-bred, nonfarm, elegant, polite, nonagricultural, city, cool, undisturbed, placid, urban, unperturbed, accomplished, suburban, sophisticated, self-possessed, secure, poised, city boy, uncommon, abnormal, calm, self-assured, urbanized, cultured, collected, composed, metro, self-confident, citified.
Synonyms for RUSTIC
- peasant,
- Aggie,
- clownish,
- unprocessed,
- abrasive,
- loutish,
- churlish,
- low key,
- sturdy,
- down-home,
- in the rough,
- country,
- bad-mannered,
- Inaffable,
- unornamented,
- bumpkin,
- provincials,
- cultivated,
- gawky,
- hinds,
- the (great) outdoors,
- verdant,
- isolated,
- up-front,
- ruralist,
- forestlike,
- provincial,
- unassumed,
- nature-loving,
- coarse,
- austere,
- Georgic,
- Jake,
- plain,
- farmer,
- unproficient,
- rough,
- unembarrassed,
- bearish,
- uncomplicated,
- uncontrived,
- uncombined,
- up-country,
- complex,
- unrefined,
- unwrought,
- pleasing,
- unsorted,
- cottager,
- foolish,
- backwoodsperson,
- prickly,
- alfresco,
- uncluttered,
- villein,
- country person,
- open and shut,
- jagged,
- inward-looking,
- upfront,
- local yokel,
- lout,
- in a state of nature,
- honest,
- boor,
- laid back,
- country bumpkin,
- unelaborate,
- loud-mouthed,
- yokel,
- unneighborly,
- ability,
- planters,
- your basic,
- cornfed,
- discourteous,
- charming,
- jakes,
- homey,
- swinish,
- pastoral,
- unworked,
- vanilla,
- countrywoman,
- inelegant,
- rugged,
- Inartificial,
- ungainly,
- natural,
- ignorant,
- urbane,
- rustic,
- unfussy,
- ungraded,
- Outland,
- countrified,
- barebones,
- primitive,
- out-of-this-world,
- uneven,
- being oneself,
- ragged,
- Country cousin,
- the land,
- agronomical,
- serf,
- hind,
- dull,
- rude,
- good old boy,
- flipper,
- cottagers,
- farmhand,
- bumpkinly,
- countryperson,
- crude,
- irregular,
- homely,
- awkward,
- poor,
- sharecropper,
- unalloyed,
- farmers,
- undecorated,
- Mucker,
- textured,
- farmhands,
- agricultural,
- bare-bones,
- plowman,
- sylvan,
- flip,
- muckers,
- tightwad,
- farm,
- village,
- out of the house,
- planter,
- greenhorn,
- in the open,
- boorish,
- Unmilled,
- naive,
- simplehearted,
- uncultured,
- rube,
- picturesque,
- nonliterate,
- Disgracious,
- Sober-minded,
- hayseed,
- unmannerly,
- niggard,
- Ungenteel,
- artless,
- churl,
- illbred,
- unaffected,
- horticultural,
- mountaineer,
- countryfied,
- campestral,
- not complex,
- countryman,
- maladroit,
- bushman,
- uneducated,
- rurals,
- cropper,
- pleasant,
- outdoor,
- ruralists,
- out-of-order,
- redneck,
- rural,
- unmodified,
- arcadian,
- homespun,
- graceless,
- villeins,
- out of line,
- inelaborate,
- country people,
- jungli,
- hilltop,
- ill-bred,
- agronomic,
- out-of-doors,
- forest,
- bucolic,
- villager,
- handcrafted,
- smart alecky,
- croppers,
- small town,
- unblended,
- agrestic,
- uncompounded,
- agrarian,
- out-country,
- savage,
- wooded,
- country gentleman,
- Arboricultural,
- bucolics,
- out of doors,
- idyllic,
- clodhopper,
- niggards,
- uncouth,
- unsophisticated,
- Clodhopping,
- unmixed,
- simple,
- out-of-line,
- land,
- Rustical,
- unadorned,
- backwoods person,
- prentice,
- hick,
- Unlabored,
- lowbred,
- cloddish,
- floricultural,
- matter of fact,
- yarder,
- unpolished,
- splay,
- clown,
- hillbilly,
- pure and simple.
Usage Examples for RUSTIC
-
It is however only by thus joining together things seldom or never found together in our own experience, that we can form a just idea of that rustic aristocracy which constituted the main strength of the armies of Charles the First, and which long supported, with strange fidelity, the interest of his descendants. - "The History of England from the Accession of James II. Volume 1 (of 5)" by Thomas Babington Macaulay
-
I found in the course of the tea which followed that the lady was the widow of Heathcliff's son, and that the rustic youth who sat down to the meal with us was Hareton Earnshaw. - "The Worlds Greatest Books Vol. II: Fiction" by Arthur Mee, J. A. Hammerton, Eds.
