rudest
SayROOD-istUS/ˈɹudɪst/UK/ˈɹuːdɪst/AUS/ˈɹʉːdɪst/
- 1Superlative of rude.
Of all the customers that day, she was by far the rudest.
The waiter gave us the rudest reception we had encountered in years.
Note
A superlative that carries every meaning of its base, not only bad manners. The rudest customer is the least courteous, but the rudest hut is the crudest and least finished, and the rudest joke is the most offensive. Because rude already ends in a silent e, only -st is added. The form usually follows the or a possessive: the rudest reply, his rudest remark.
rudest is a form of rude
rude, adjective: Lacking good manners; behaving in a way that is impolite or disrespectful toward others. Full entry
- Spelling
- rude → rudest: add -st
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