Describes something done without care or refinement, often implying a lack of politeness or thoroughness. Used for attitudes, treatment, or work quality.
His response was far too crude.
You'll lose customers' trust with rough work.
粗略 describes careless, negligent treatment of someone, the direct opposite of the careful, respectful treatment implied by 丁重.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant kanji form; less common than 粗略.
The kanji 粗 means 'coarse' or 'rough', and 略 means 'abbreviation' or 'omission'. Together they suggest a lack of refinement or thoroughness. The reading そりゃく is the on'yomi of both characters.