impertinence in Latin
impertinence in Latin is impertinentia — impertinence means rudeness or disrespect, especially from someone speaking out of turn.
impertinence in Latin
impertinentia
(countable, uncountable) Insolence; impudence.
What does "impertinence" mean?
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noun Rudeness or disrespect, especially from someone speaking out of turn.
"The teacher was not amused by the student's impertinence."
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impertinence in a sentence
- The teacher was not amused by the student's impertinence.
- His impertinence toward the judge nearly landed him in contempt of court.
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What is "impertinence" in Latin?
"impertinence" in Latin is impertinentia. impertinence means: Rudeness or disrespect, especially from someone speaking out of turn.
How do you use "impertinence" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher was not amused by the student's impertinence." In Latin, "impertinence" is impertinentia.
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