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She is an impudent girl given to insulting strangers.impudent = improperly bold or disrespectful
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She has a certain genius, but her impudence makes it very difficult to work with her.impudence = disrespectful and improper boldness
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Are you being impudent to me, boy? (source)impudent = improperly bold or disrespectful
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As she fought her way with impudent resolve to the front of the melee, Mariam wished she had been a better daughter to Nana. (source)
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And so excitement mounted in the village as the seventh week approached since the impudent missionaries built their church in the Evil Forest. (source)
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I should have blasted him out of the sky for his impudence. (source)impudence = improper boldness or disrespect
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I pour my heart out to you, and the rest of the time I'm as impudent, cheerful and self-confident as possible to avoid questions and keep from getting on my own nerves. (source)impudent = improperly bold or disrespectful
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HIGGINS [disagreeably surprised] Damn his impudence! (source)impudence = improper boldness or disrespect
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He said impudently, "No." (source)impudently = in a manner that was improperly bold or disrespectful
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Yes, we might note that there was much to discuss and share: about matter as a disreputable degeneration of the immaterial, about life as an impudency of matter, about illness as life's lascivious form.† (source)
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The English, confronted by some of our fantastic innovations, may well regard them as impudences to be put down, but what they [Pg138] offer in return often fits into our vocabulary without offering it any outrage.† (source)
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Do not be impudent. (source)impudent = improperly bold or disrespectful
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"and your impudence passes belief," she said merrily. (source)impudence = improper boldness or disrespect
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The two of them looked at Eragon impudently, as if to ask, "What?"† (source)
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I praise God for you, sir: your reasons at dinner have been sharp and sententious; pleasant without scurrility, witty without affection, audacious without impudency, learned without opinion, and strange without heresy.† (source)
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He was happy and loud and impudent. (source)impudent = improperly bold or disrespectful
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