IPA: //ˈbrʌskər//
KK: /ˈbrʌskər/
More abrupt or curt in manner or speech than usual.
His brusquer tone made it clear he was not in the mood for conversation.
Comparative: brusquer
Superlative: brusquest
Brusquer → It originates from Old French 'brusque', meaning abrupt or blunt. The word 'brusquer' means to act in a blunt or curt manner, often without consideration for others' feelings.
Think of someone being 'abrupt' or 'blunt' in their manner — that's why 'brusquer' means to act in a curt way.