impudence Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- brazenness
- retort
- tactlessness
- boldness
- rejoinder
- discourtesy
- cuteness
- audacity
- cheek
- riposte
- nonsense
- back-talk
- sauce
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Strongest:
- suavity
- cordiality
- civility
- smoothness
- tactfulness
- cordiality
- respect
- smoothness
- deference
- graciousness
- deference
- gallantry
- civility
- tactfulness
- gentility
- politeness
- consideration
- courtesy
- graciousness
- suavity
- respect
- gentility
- courtesy
- diplomacy
- gallantry
- politeness
- consideration
- diplomacy
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No Weak antonyms found.
impudence Meaning
impudence (n)
an impudent statement
the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties
impudence (n.)
The quality of being impudent; assurance, accompanied with a disregard of the presence or opinions of others; shamelessness; forwardness; want of modesty.
impudence Sentence Examples
- The child's impudence toward his teacher earned him a detention.
- The team's impudence in questioning the umpire's calls led to their ejection from the game.
- The politician's impudence in accusing his opponent of corruption sparked a heated debate.
- The salesman's impudence in demanding a hefty discount angered the customer.
- The student's impudence in interrupting the lecture caused the professor to pause.
- The neighbor's impudence in blasting music at all hours of the night drove the others mad.
- The impudence of the intruder in breaking into the house without permission was astounding.
- The reporter's impudence in grilling the celebrity about their personal life crossed the line.
- The impudence of the teenager in smirking at his punishment showed a lack of respect.
- The CEO's impudence in firing employees without notice left them devastated.
FAQs About the word impudence
an impudent statement, the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take libertiesThe quality of being impudent; assurance, accompanied with a disregard
mouth, impertinence,disrespect, rudeness, sass, insolence, brazenness, retort, tactlessness, boldness
suavity, cordiality, civility, smoothness, tactfulness, cordiality, respect, smoothness, deference, graciousness
The child's impudence toward his teacher earned him a detention.
The team's impudence in questioning the umpire's calls led to their ejection from the game.
The politician's impudence in accusing his opponent of corruption sparked a heated debate.
The salesman's impudence in demanding a hefty discount angered the customer.
