Impertinence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERTINENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• impudence; lack of pertinence, also IMPERTINENCY
• lack of respect; rudeness
• The condition or quality of being impertnent; absence of pertinence, or of adaptedness; irrelevance; unfitness.
• Conduct or language unbecoming the person, the society, or the circumstances; rudeness; incivility.
• That which is impertinent; a thing out of place, or of no value.
• an impudent statement
• the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties
• inappropriate playfulness
• impudence; lack of pertinence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being impertinent; as irrelevance, inappropriateness; incivility, insolence

Words related to IMPERTINENCE

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Words that contain IMPERTINENCE

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How to use IMPERTINENCE in a sentence

• I am glad however that my rogue of a son is a little punished for his impertinence.
• Without any impertinence I may say that I understand the mass mind better than any one amongst the educated Indians.
• He is rather worse than nothing, and an impertinence.
• At the conclusion of the reading, I gave a searching glance over the congregation, but could make no face present plead guilty to the accusation of impertinence.
• Strange secrets of curiosity, of impertinence, of malice, of love, leak out in this way.
• In this impertinence I am glad to say he was checked, as Hephzibah had fortunately let the bolt slip after showing in Lady Tilchester.
• In the midst of my address he would have silenced me for my impertinence, but that I spoke with an earnestness with which he was wholly unable to contend.
• My private impression is that his skinny old bosom contains unsuspected treasures of impertinence.
• You see in what a state of agitation I am, and yet, seeing this, you have the presumption to annoy me by your impertinence.
• What had she meant by her words? Why had Miss Darrell submitted to her impertinence? Was she afraid of Leah, as Gladys said? I began to feel weary of all these mysteries.
• Even Caryl would scarcely have the impertinence to dispute it.
• Such impertinence, in treating of the assistance of England, deserves reprobation.
• She was certain he knew about the watch, and her impertinence masked an agony of fear.
• At the first place I could have slain the man for his impertinence in declining, and I left the shop with a haughty mien and my head in the air.
• Well, one day, for some impertinence, Thorne struck him.
• It is this fact that makes lack of adequate preparation such an impertinence.
• There is a wide difference between impertinence and frankness.
• When issues of railway shares are used for corrupt purposes it is certainly an impertinence for a citizen to make inquiries or offer any remarks in relation thereto.
• So much has been said on Shakespeare, and he has stung men to such profound and fertile sayings, that to speak of him seems an impertinence.
• So for sixty long years I have had to face Mary Darragh and submit to her impertinence, and I tell you I am sick of it! Why do I hate her? For a very good reason, sir.
• But to avoid all possible imputation of impertinence, follow you our example, and make all such incursions by break of day.
• But as I had a mind to hear the Play, I got out of the Sphere of her Impertinence, and planted myself in one of the remotest Corners of the Pit.
• It is no very hard matter to guess at the Source of this Impertinence, which is nothing else but a Method or Mechanick Art of being wise.
• His masters were stupid and arrogant, and he imitated them with perfect success, except that arrogance with him dwindled to impertinence.
• No one then imputed to pride, or even impertinence, as would be done nowadays, this liberality on the part of the first minister.
• Some are slovenly, some are dishonest, while those who are both able and truthful, are pronounced intolerable, frequently because of their impertinence.
• It seemed rather to indicate a confidence that the Governor General would punish as was fitting the impertinence of the intruders from Kaintock.
• The former were, no doubt, addicted to gross impertinence in their conversation.
• But, when they looked into the venerable stranger’s face, not the most thoughtless among them dared to offer him the least impertinence.
• Were it not for the comic impertinence of the order, I think it would almost make me feel the bitterness of death.

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