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A colloquialism is a word or phrase used in everyday conversation, but generally avoided in formal speech and writing.
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What do you call the type of impoliteness where a person you know enters your house uninvited? [closed]
Say a person (e.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. How do you describe that? Not just "impolite" of course, something more spec …
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