Impudent ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Impudent ( adjective )

1. Showing a lack of respect for people or rules; rude.
2. Showing a lack of shame; shameless.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "shameless, immodest"): from latin impudent- "not feeling shame", from in- "not" + pudent- "feeling shame" (from pudere "to be ashame.d")

Examples:

1. He gave an impudent grin.
2. An impudent child, she would always speak her mind.
3. She felt his impudent gaze upon her.
4. He had an impudent attitude towards authority.
5. It was impudent of him to speak to his elders that way.

(As a noun)

Impudent ( noun )

1. Showing a lack of respect for people or rules; rude.
2. Showing a lack of shame; shameless.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "shameless, immodest"): from latin impudent- "not feeling shame", from in- "not" + pudent- "feeling shame" (from pudere "to be ashame.d")

Examples:

1. He gave an impudent grin.
2. An impudent child, she would always speak her mind.
3. She felt his impudent gaze upon her.
4. He had an impudent attitude towards authority.
5. It was impudent of him to speak to his elders that way.