Examples of 'impertinent' in a sentence
Meaning of "impertinent"
impertinent (adjective) - rude, disrespectful, or irrelevant in a particular context
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- insolent, ill-mannered.
- irrelevant, useless.
- An impertinent individual.
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And he had said these impertinent things to me.
Those impertinent idiots do not realize a thing.
He must give up his impertinent war intentions.
An impertinent voice submits one to a detailed interrogation.
He must give up his impertinent intention of war.
I realize that it sometimes seemed a little impertinent.
Stop being impertinent or my mistress will punish you.
Now you grow rude and impertinent.
If they made the impertinent gesture of dancing.
I hope you do not think this is impertinent.
He is an impertinent person who laughs at our simplicity.
Servants become more impertinent evert day.
I would ask you to accompany me if it were not impertinent.
Do not suppose this impertinent contradiction in nature.
The major may appear a little impertinent.
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So impertinent a question so early in the conversation.
You are a disrespectful and impertinent young woman.
I hate impertinent men like you.
You insult us with such impertinent words.
Impertinent from the likes of you.
Servants become more impertinent every day.
Our inquiries were considered irrelevant and impertinent.
You are certainly impertinent for a cat.
I can not really imagine you are being so impertinent.
You always were an impertinent little brat.
The decision to commit to paratriathlon was not impertinent.
She grows more impertinent with every encounter.
He instantly regretted asking such an impertinent question.
He is almost impertinent with the judge.
Impertinent and out of place in this free democracy.
People can get very impertinent about.
The impertinent acts which they do.
But of all the impertinent vain.
Any impertinent information is avoided unless asked for.
Away with your impertinent conclusions.
An impertinent and talkative weather app.
They are almost as impertinent as the gladiators.
Impertinent boast from his memory.
You and your impertinent questions.
There is your punishment for being so impertinent.
You are a very impertinent young woman.
I hope you will forgive me for seeming impertinent.
You are both impertinent and insolent.
It is the prerogative of a good and loyal servant to be impertinent.
You have the impertinent manner of the revolutionary.
I consider that a very impertinent remark.
And as impertinent as this may sound.
To give them undue credit is immodest and impertinent.
Only an impertinent woman would answer such a question.
You have a most impertinent manner.
