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rusticity
[ ruh-stis-i-tee ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of rusticity1
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Example Sentences
The town, on the whole, had an air of rusticity and recluseness which might have delighted a romantic imagination.
There is a kind of rusticity in all those pompous verses; somewhat of a holiday shepherd strutting in his country buskins.
Like a certain sweet rusticity and charm of European rural life, they do not thrive readily under our skies.
Indeed, her costume was so out of keeping with the rusticity of her surroundings as to be quite extraordinary.
So far the lad's dress and accoutrements were in entire conformity to the primeval rusticity of his surroundings.
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