0 the quality of not being suitable, simple, or beautiful, or not in the style preferred by rich or well- educated people:
He despised modern culture for its commercialism and vulgarity.
Popular movies often have a kitschy vulgarity that can be irresistibly entertaining.
1 the quality of being rude and likely to upset or anger people, especially by referring to sex or the body, or something such as a phrase that is rude in this way:
The restaurant established a standard of behaviour for employees, prohibiting extreme vulgarities.
This toy is for design-conscious adults who would never allow kitsch vulgarity into their house.
You could see young women producing embroidered pictures of such extreme vulgarity you wanted to cry.
Quick to anger, he calls both his aides and political enemies unprintable vulgarities.
He isn't coarse or vulgar; he uses coarseness and vulgarity for a purpose.
I hated the idea of going in there among all those journalists with their good-natured vulgarity.
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