IPA: //ˈbrʌskwɛst//
KK: /brʌskwɛst/
Very abrupt or blunt in manner or speech, often to the point of being rude or unfriendly.
His brusquest response left everyone in the room feeling uncomfortable.
Comparative: brusquer
Superlative: brusquest
The word 'brusquest' originates from Old French 'brusque', meaning abrupt or blunt. The suffix '-est' is a superlative form indicating the highest degree. Thus, 'brusquest' refers to something that is the most abrupt or blunt in manner or style.
Think of 'brusque' meaning abrupt, and remember that 'brusquest' means the most abrupt or blunt.
No commonly confused words.