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1 beradat
customary, traditional, follows traditions. 2 well-mannered. -
2 biadab
k.r(Derog.) ill-mannered, impolite, uncouth. 2 uncivilized, barbaric, savage. 3 uneducated, uncultured. -
3 canggung
1. 1) clumsy, awkward. 2). gauche, ill at ease, bashful. 3) ill-mannered, curt. 4) insufficient, inadequate. 2. half-submerged tree trunk. -
4 luwes
smooth, well-mannered, sociable. 2 attractive. 3 flexible. -
5 santun
well mannered, well behaved. 2 good manners. -
6 sopan
1. respectful. 2. well mannered, decorous. -
7 adib
well-mannered -
8 buruk
bad; uglyburuk laku: ill-manneredburuk makan: gluttonousburuk sangka: prejudicedburuk siku: to take back what has been givenkeburukan: ugliness; badness; wickednessmemburukkan: to worsen; to aggravate -
9 kesat
(1) abusive; crude-mannered (2) coarse or rough in texturemengesat: to wipemengesatkan: to make roughpengesat kaki: doormat -
10 santun
well-mannered
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