Impolite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOLITE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having bad manners
• not having or showing good manners; rude
• showing bad manners
• Not polite; not of polished manners; wanting in good manners; discourteous; uncivil; rude.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not polite

Words related to IMPOLITE

impolitely17 impoliter13 impolitest14 ungenteel10 unpolite10

Words that contain IMPOLITE

impoliter13 impolitely17 impolitest14 impoliteness16 impolitenesses18

How to use IMPOLITE in a sentence

• At least, I thought, this impolite fellow has forgotten some of his possessions.
• Ivan Ivanovitch is a very refined man, and never utters an impolite word.
• Stork, I was bad-tempered and impolite, and I beg your pardon.
• He was so impolite that he flew away while she was talking.
• You both are wrong, and both are right, And both are very impolite.
• To touch his cap would be impossible to him, but his direct salute is neither self-assertive nor impolite.
• He could quite imagine they would look aghast as if he had spoken of something impolite.
• This is very discouraging to the speaker and very impolite.
• If he wished her happiness without waiting for her to tell him about the engagement, she perhaps would see that he was not quite so impolite as she had thought him.
• She knew this was a personal question, but she felt, somehow, that Pirlaps would not think her impolite.
• Moore lit a candle, and put out the lard-lamp, wondering if she had been impolite to Mr.
• But he could not be impolite, so he sauntered down the street with the girl, trying to make conversation and hoping that Drummond would not be offended all over again.
• But, of course, he would write, lest he should seem heedless or impolite.
• It is very impolite to ask a superior to be covered, as it is not to do so in the case of one with regard to whom it is proper.
• But he realized that he had been very impolite, and he very meekly told Old Mr.
• After his machine had gone ahead to such position that he could no longer scan the house without impolite craning of his neck, he found that his breath was coming fast.
• Crull here became conscious that it was highly impolite to lose her temper, and she fell back to the support of her old friend.
• Charlie was taciturn and curt, though not impolite.
• A too hasty inquiry might seem impolite and obtrusive, while, on the other hand, a delay might be interpreted as indifference.
• But cannons are so noisy and impolite! I have a lot of British pluck in me, but I fear that you would not like to marry a girl who limped because she had been shot in the war.
• I just wanted to tell you that I am sorry I was so impolite about your cheque.
• There was a babble of voices and of laughter, and I could make out little they were saying during the early part of the dinner, though I was so impolite as to attempt to do so.
• He supposed it was because he thought he had been impolite enough.
• Impolite I may have been, but there was no use mincing matters.
• Very impolite, not wagging your tail at a luncheon.
• She could seem less interested in a thing without being quite impolite, than any one Rose knew.

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