impudently's Usage Examples:

Miss Marie Rambert, as an impudently vivacious mannequin, and Mr.

hill] came to a point in the ruins of the castle of Luc, which pricked up impudently from below my feet, carrying on a pinnacle a tall white statue of Our.

son and collaborator David Costantini ("I warn you that more and more impudently do the Italian dealers trade in forgeries, and the greatest of this ring.

The airline impudently claimed the 30-minute flight as the "fastest transcontinental service.

on 9 April 1782 she led Hood's van squadron at the head of the fleet, impudently crossing in front of the French fleet in a taunting fashion.

written message, to be read either at that time or afterwards, or he has impudently dared to have improper and indecent conversations or interactions with.

fuzzy pound of "The Drag", Segall thunders along with the timeless, impudently rowdy energy of a cement basement dance-off.

To what restraint will men be amenable, who impudently pass from city to city, seeking with a most unlawful appetite every occasion.

forward, and Pythocles with you--and, gracious Heavens! how coarsely and impudently you spoke!--making the very same charges that you have repeated today;.

to be written by the Author of the Tragedy of Tragedies; and also hath impudently affirm'd that this was a great Part of the Grub-Street Opera, which he.

is ever quite proved or disproved, the most unmistakeable fact can be impudently denied.

her shopping trip with Preston and Millie's only child, Deirdre, Millie impudently retorts "Time you had one of your own!" as she swans out.

Harman's information is far fuller and fresher than Awdelay's, and was very impudently plagiarised by later writers.

ignorant of ancient history would have any doubt about how shamelessly and impudently he lies in almost everything.

Fascinated, Holmes meets Moriarty face to face, impudently asking to study him, but of course Moriarty refuses to cooperate.

situation of certain nuns, who, casting off the reins of respectability and impudently abandoning nunnish modesty and the natural bashfulness of their sex […].

suddenly starts causing a lot of trouble, starts acting arrogantly and impudently, then in theory it could fall under the list of undesirable organizations.

been cautioned in a mighty way with this impact: "You have adamantly and impudently persevered in your thoughts of ignorance and confided in your false-deities.

Synonyms:

pertly; saucily; impertinently; freshly;