coarse

[kɔːrs]

Definition:
1. Of texture; large-grained or rough to the touch.
2. Lacking refinement or cultivation or taste.
3. Of low or inferior quality or value.
4. Conspicuously and tastelessly indecent.

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Use 'coarse' in a sentence:

1. A stage is a very coarse-grained component.
2. The houses are well spaced out, each on its own plot of ground and mat of coarse grass.
3. The voice, less coarse now, stirred her as it had then.
4. Development and application of flotation cell for coarse ore.
5. She presently returned with some pens and coarse paper.
6. The man was brutish and coarse.
7. Technical Reform of Coarse coal Slime Recovery system in the Coal Preparation Plant.
8. They are found wherever fast rivers carrying loads of coarse sediment once flowed.
9. Keep the communication coarse-grained.
10. Study on the Principle of Coarse Grating Linear Displacement Numerical Control Converter.
11. A type of screw and nut with coarse pitch was applied to realize thread core demoulding automatically.
12. Component model Fine grained Coarse grained.
13. Analysis and Measure as to Familiar Problems of Coarse Plate Punching.
14. The themes in Table 3.1 contain coarse-grained items.
15. Making one more correction on the coarse grid;
16. Her coarse hands are the result of years of hard work.
17. Study on behavior of coarse grained soil and its modeling.
18. Coarse-grained estimates and wiggle room.
19. It's a coarse comb.
20. Start with a coarse-grained plan.
21. Testing at the GUI level is very coarse-grained.
22. She never wears clothes made of coarse material.
23. Don't be so coarse.
24. Few people noticed his coarse action.
25. He's a coarse, foul-mouthed bully.
26. It is advisable to mix coarse grit into heavy soil to improve drainage.
27. The old man made a living with coarse food.
28. Double-directionally rolling could fragmentate the coarse grain further.
29. It must be strong, solid, but not coarse.
30. Services should be coarse-grained and business aligned.
31. His shirt and pants were made of coarse fabric.
32. She spoke in a quiet voice but used remarkably coarse expressions.
33. Such inns as there were were generally dirty and flea ridden; the food simply local cheese accompanied were by bread often twelve months old, all washed down with coarse wine.
34. He pulled out a long coarse cloth from under the shirts.
35. Power analysis of APT coarse tracking link of free space laser communication system.
36. Some Research on the Core Effect of Coarse Aggregate.
37. In all of these, the estimates are fairly coarse.
38. The coarse language on TV was bleeped out.
39. She used to be coarse of speech.
40. Application Discussion of the High Slope Design Method for Even Coarse Soils Trench.
41. It was a boy, bareheaded, ill shod, and clothed in coarse plebeian garments that were falling to rags.
42. He is coarse in manner.
43. Operations have coarse-grained parameters.
44. The sand is coarse.
45. It's good to have coarse grain often.
46. They are clothed in coarse woollen or coarse linen.
47. A coarse linen apron concealed the half of her petticoat.
48. Using a pestle and mortar, pulverise the bran to a coarse powder.
49. She found their laughter and noisy games coarse and rather vulgar.
50. He set him on the bed and rubbed him down with a coarse towel.
51. His new jacket of coarse wool failed to keep him warm.
52. Larval and nymphal ticks may penetrate a coarse weave sock.
53. Coarse salt shouldn't be used if you want to make tasty cakes.
54. Although most of their scales have been lost, tunas and mackerels retain a patch of coarse scales near the head called the corselet.
55. The soldiers did not bother to moderate their coarse humour in her presence.
56. By contrast, dry soils are sandy and porous, their coarse textures permitting water to drain rapidly.