rustic

Converse of object

have: Has a rustic, lived in, rural feel.

Adjective modifier

• simple: Set in a simple rustic, yet mechanically advanced world.
• little: My memory says they were big, mouth filling characterful wines that were a little rustic.
• more: For a more rustic look they can be antiqued.
• charming: It's a world of charming rustics, sinister barons and wicked, wicked stepmothers.

Modifies a noun

• charm: You have been warned: Rustic charms come in many guises!
• idyll: The Independent May 13th 2004 Is it really possible for a city dweller to create a rustic idyll in their back garden?
• farmhouse: Choose from manor houses and mansions to rustic farmhouses and cottages, with villas abroad.
• simplicity: True, Tchaikovsky wanted his Pushkin opera to be staged with rustic simplicity.
• ambiance: The cottages retain a traditional, rustic French ambiance.
• inn: Your overnight stop is in a rustic inn at the heart of a Thames village.

Modifying Another Word

• charmingly: It's set in a charmingly rustic village in Yorkshire and centers around three couples prominent in the community.
• typically: Enjoy what is typically rustic French combined with modern facilities.
• rather: The fan assists with the baking process but produces a rather rustic uneven top crust.
• quite: Most of Pila's hotels are ski-in/ski-out, and some of them can be quite rustic, which appeals to many visitors.
• very: Overnight in a very rustic hotel in San Juan.
• attractively: Both are attractively rustic, the first lively with concentrated smooth honey flavors, the second more mature.

Noun used with modifier

bit: Thus, although its amenities may be a bit rustic, the Green Tortoise attends assiduously to a wide variety of desirable creature comforts.

Used with adjective complement

look: It is of steel girder construction but still looks quite rustic because of its timber balustrade.

Preposition: in

style: The high-quality gîtes, which are rustic in style, are 2 kilometers from the riding center.