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Crudely (Adverb)

In a crude and unskilled manner; "an inexpertly constructed lean-to".

The child crudely drew a picture of her family, barely capturing the likeness of her parents.
He attempted to play the guitar, but strummed the chords crudely.
She crudely stitched together the torn pieces of fabric, resulting in an uneven hem.
The primitive tools allowed them to build the shelter only crudely.
The inexperienced chef chopped the vegetables crudely, not quite mastering the knife skills.

In a crude or unrefined manner; "he was crudely bold".

The comedian's jokes were crudely funny, appealing more to the audience's sense of slapstick humor than intellectual wit.
She rather crudely hinted at her past by recklessly flashing her tattoos during the office party.
The ancient sculptures were crudely crafted with rough edges, a testament to the early techniques used by the artisans.
Their marketing team launched a campaign that crudely targeted customers' fears and insecurities.
Despite being crudely drawn, the caricature of the mayor ended up on the front page, much to the town's amusement.