insolence Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈɪn.səl.əns]
  • Us [ ˈɪn.səl.əns]

Meaning of insolence In English

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Examples of insolence

  • They should punish his insolence.

  • There was an air of insolence and contempt about her.

  • "Oh, I see," he said with a touch of cool insolence.

  • Settlers and colonial officials often associated hat wearing with insolence.

  • Such a correction, per formed in this sequential position and serious manner, is of course provocative, a kind of insolence.

  • I notice the offences for which this corporal punishment of 12 strokes has been imposed include absconding, stealing, persistent unruliness, gross insolence and indecency.

  • Never has the insolence of office, and not only the insolence but the crass ineptitude of office been more nakedly exposed.

  • There was general insolence and insubordination and, of course absenteeism and truancy.

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Translations of insolence In Other Languages

  • Español

    insolencia…

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  • Português

    insolência…

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  • 日本語

    傲慢(さ)…

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  • Français

    insolence…

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  • Catalan

    insolència…

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  • العربية

    وَقاحة, غَطرَسة…

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  • Čeština

    drzost…

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  • Dansk

    uforskammethed…

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