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† ˈbrussly, adv. Obs. rare—1. [This looks like a phonetic corruption of bruskly, brusquely: but the date presents difficulties, and further complicates the question of relation between brisk and brusque.] ? Brusquely, roughly, harshly.1481 Caxton Tulle on Friendsh. A iv, He is well deled with all, a...
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brusquely
ˈbrusquely, adv. [f. as prec. + -ly2: see also brussly.] In a brusque manner; off-handedly.1671 True Non-Conf. 85 Our Lord..doth bruskly decline, to be so much as an amicable trister. 1842 Mrs. Browning Grk. Chr. Poets 15 She..rather brusquely proposes their mutual marriage. 1882 B. Ramsay Recoll. M...
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brusque
▪ I. brusque, a. (brʌsk, brʊsk) Also 7 brusk(e, 9 brusk. [a. F. brusque, according to Littré, etc., adapted in 16th c. from Italian brusco ‘soure, tarte, eagre, briske, vnripe; also soure- or grim-looking’ (Florio); cf. Sp. and Pg. brusco ‘rude, peevish, ill-tempered, roughly hasty’. The ulterior hi...
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