crassly

At first—it was the early stages of reporting—I was amused at having been so crassly underestimated.

Now there is the Snowden—to put it crassly—who is bought and paid for entirely by the Russians.

Political parties tried crassly to make deals to amend the Chief Rabbinate Law, aiming to help particular candidates.

He is not crassly referred to as a cheater, a scoundrel or a liar.

More crassly, why are Bill and Hillary together while Al and Tipper have separated?

Even scientific men are sometimes as crassly incredulous as the uncultured masses.

It was strange that hitherto he should have been so crassly blind.

In short, a born liar, credulous and barbarous, crassly ignorant and inconceivably stubborn.'

With Hamsun the conflict is more fine-spun than that which Heiberg has painted rather crassly.

Anybody less crassly armoured in self-love than Purcell must have been touched.