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in poor taste

 

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Adjective in poor taste has 1 sense
  1. tasteless, in poor taste - lacking aesthetic or social taste

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Term: In Poor Taste

Description:

"In poor taste" is an idiomatic expression used to describe something that is considered vulgar, offensive, or inappropriate. It implies that the action, remark, or behavior lacks refinement or sensitivity towards social norms and conventions.

Sample Sentences:

Adjective:

  1. The comedian's offensive jokes were widely criticized and seen as in poor taste.
  2. She wore an outfit that many deemed to be in poor taste for such a formal event.
  3. His constant mocking of others was not only hurtful but also showed his propensity for engaging in poor taste humor.

Noun:

  1. The gossip magazine thrived on publishing scandalous stories, often crossing the line into poor taste.
  2. There's a fine line between pushing boundaries in art and creating something that could be perceived as in poor taste.
  3. Her choice of words during the debate was a perfect example of using poor taste to advance her arguments.

Adverb:

  1. The comedian joked in poor taste, causing many audience members to feel uncomfortable.
  2. He continuously ridiculed his coworkers in poor taste, ultimately damaging office morale.
  3. She sang the song in poor taste, completely missing the emotional depth of the lyrics.

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