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insolent

/ˈɪn.səl.ənt/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou son comportement qui manque de respect, de politesse ou de déférence envers autrui, souvent de manière provocante ou effrontée.

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adjective

/ˈɪn.səl.ənt/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou son comportement qui manque de respect, de politesse ou de déférence envers autrui, souvent de manière provocante ou effrontée.

Describes a person or their behavior as rude, disrespectful, or showing a lack of proper respect.

  1. Showing casual disrespectB2formal

    Behaving or speaking in a way that shows a rude lack of respect, often in a deliberate or offhand manner.

    frInsolent (manque de respect)

    • The student gave an insolent shrug when the teacher asked him a question.
    • His insolent remarks during the meeting angered everyone.
    • She was fired for her insolent attitude toward the manager.

    Synonymesaudaciousbrazencheekydisrespectfulimpertinentimpudentinsultingpresumptuousrudesaucy

    Antonymescivilcourteousdeferentialhumblemannerlyobsequiouspoliterespectful

  2. Unrestrained by conventionC1formal

    Acting or speaking without regard for usual social rules or propriety, often in a boldly defiant or improper way.

    frInsolent (sans égard aux convenances)

    • The poet's insolent disregard for traditional forms shocked critics.
    • Her insolent behavior at the formal dinner embarrassed her family.
    • He made an insolent joke that crossed the line of acceptable humor.

    Synonymesbrazendisrespectfulimpertinentimpudentpresumptuousrudeshamelessunbridledunruly

    Antonymescourteousdeferentialpoliterespectful

Formes
  • more insolent comparative form
  • most insolent superlative form
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