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1. (n.) impudence
the quality or state of being impudent.
2. impudence
impudent conduct or language.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME < L)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) impudence, cheek, impertinence
an impudent statement
2. (noun) crust, gall, impertinence, impudence, insolence, cheekiness, freshness
the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties
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1. (noun) impudence
the quality of being impudent; assurance, accompanied with a disregard of the presence or opinions of others; shamelessness; forwardness; want of modesty
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Sense: rude; disrespectful
an impudent child/suggestion.
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 Afrikaans: parmantigheid |
 Arabic: وَقاحَه، صَفاقَه |
 Bulgarian: грубост |
 Brazilian: descaramento |
 Czech: nestoudnost |
 German: die Unverschämtheit |
 Danish: frækhed; uforskammethed |
 Greek: αναίδεια |
 Spanish: descaro, insolencia |
 Estonian: jultumus |
 Farsi: گستاخی |
 Finnish: röyhkeys |
 French: effronterie |
 Hebrew: חוּצפָּה |
 Hindi: निर्लज्जता |
 Croatian: besramnost, drskost |
 Hungarian: arcátlanság |
 Indonesian: kelancangan |
 Icelandic: ósvífni |
 Italian: impudenza, sfacciataggine |
 Japanese: 厚かましさ |
 Korean: 건방짐 |
 Lithuanian: įžūlumas |
 Latvian: bezkaunība; nekaunība |
 Malay: kebiadaban |
 Dutch: schaamteloosheid |
 Norwegian: frekkhet, uforskammethet |
 Polish: tupet |
 Persian: گستاخی |
 Pashto: سپين سترګى |
 Portuguese: descaramento |
 Romanian: neruşinare |
 Russian: дерзость |
 Slovak: bezočivosť, drzosť |
 Slovenian: predrznost |
 Serbian: drskost |
 Swedish: oförskämdhet, fräckhet |
 Thai: ความทะลึ่ง |
 Turkish: arsızlık, yüzsüzlük |
 Taiwanese: 無禮 |
 Ukrainian: нахабство; безсоромність |
 Urdu: گستاخی |
 Vietnamese: hành động láo xược |
 Chinese: 无礼 |
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