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[()·れい()]
hirei
na adjective, noun

English Meaning(s) for 非礼

na adjective, noun
  1. impoliteness

Definition and Synonyms for 非礼

Underbred (of persons) lacking in refinement or grace
Synonyms: 不行儀, 不躾, 伝法, 失敬, 失礼, 慮外, 無作法, 無礼, 無礼, 無遠慮, 無骨, 粗野, 非礼
Discourtesy a manner that is rude and insulting
Synonyms: 不埒, 不行儀, 不躾, 亡状, 伝法, 失敬, 失礼, 慮外, 推参, 烏滸の沙汰, 無作法, 無礼, 無礼, 非礼
Unmannered socially incorrect in behavior
Synonyms: 不埒, 不行儀, 不躾, 伝法, 傍若無人, 僭越, 失敬, 失礼, 慮外, 無作法, 無礼, 無礼, 無遠慮, 非礼
Violation a disrespectful act
Synonyms: 失敬, 非礼
Discourteous showing no courtesy
Synonyms: 不行儀, 無作法, 無礼, 無礼, 非礼
Impoliteness a discourteous manner that ignores accepted social usage
Synonyms: 不行儀, 不調法, 不躾, 失敬, 無作法, 非礼
Discourtesy a lack of politeness
Synonyms: 不行儀, 不躾, 亡状, 無作法, 非礼
Discourteous rude
Synonyms: 不行儀, 無作法, 無礼, 無礼, 非礼
Discourtesy a failure to show regard for others
Synonyms: 不行儀, 不躾, 亡状, 無作法, 非礼
Discourtesy wounding the feelings or others
Synonyms: 不行儀, 不躾, 亡状, 無作法, 非礼

Meanings for each kanji in 非礼

» un-; mistake; negative; injustice; non-
» salute; bow; ceremony; thanks; remuneration

Categories 非礼 is a member of

Immorality morally objectionable behavior
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Behavior manner of acting or controlling yourself
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Personal Manner a way of acting or behaving
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Discourtesy a manner that is rude and insulting
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Stroke Order Diagrams for 非礼

Sample Sentences for 非礼

I was full of shame at my rudeness.
Please forgive my impoliteness in sending you suddenly such a strange letter.

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