impudence in Latin
impudence in Latin is impudentia — impudence means bold, disrespectful behaviour or speech that shows no shame.
impudence in Latin
impudentia
The quality of being impudent, not showing due respect.
What does "impudence" mean?
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noun Bold, disrespectful behaviour or speech that shows no shame.
"She had the impudence to demand a refund after breaking the item herself."
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impudence in a sentence
- She had the impudence to demand a refund after breaking the item herself.
- The student was sent to the head teacher for his impudence.
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What is "impudence" in Latin?
"impudence" in Latin is impudentia. impudence means: Bold, disrespectful behaviour or speech that shows no shame.
How do you use "impudence" in a sentence?
Example: "She had the impudence to demand a refund after breaking the item herself." In Latin, "impudence" is impudentia.
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