Vulgarity (noun)

1. The state or quality of being vulgar; coarseness or crudeness.
2. Language or behavior that is considered offensive or indecent.

Origin:

From the latin word "vulgaris" meaning "common" or "of the people".

Examples:

1. The movie was criticized for its vulgarity.
2. The comedian's act was full of vulgarity.
3. He was fired for his vulgarity in the workplace.
4. The vulgarity of the language made it hard to watch the movie.
5. His vulgarity was unacceptable.