impudence

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• US: /ˈɪmpjədəns/
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From Middle French impudence, from Latin impudentia.

97 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: наха́лство (nahálstvo) — quality of being impudent
• Bulgarian: дъ́рзост (dǎ́rzost) — quality of being impudent
• Catalan: impudència — quality of being impudent
• Czech: drzost — quality of being impudent
• Czech: nestydatost — quality of being impudent
• Czech: opovážlivost — quality of being impudent
• Dutch: onbeschoftheid — quality of being impudent
• Dutch: onbeschaamdheid — quality of being impudent
• Dutch: brutaliteit — quality of being impudent
• Finnish: röyhkeys — quality of being impudent
• Finnish: häpeämättömyys — quality of being impudent
• Finnish: julkeus — quality of being impudent
• French: impudence — quality of being impudent
• Galician: impudencia — quality of being impudent
• German: Flegelei — quality of being impudent
• German: Frechheit — quality of being impudent
• German: Unverschämtheit — quality of being impudent
• German: Vermessenheit — quality of being impudent
• German: Unverfrorenheit — quality of being impudent
• Greek: θράσος (thrásos) — quality of being impudent
• Hebrew: עזות־מצח (azút-métzakh) — quality of being impudent
• Interlingua: impudentia — quality of being impudent
• Irish: brusaireacht — quality of being impudent
• Irish: gearr-aighneas — quality of being impudent
• Irish: dailtíneacht — quality of being impudent
• Italian: impudenza — quality of being impudent
• Italian: sfrontatezza — quality of being impudent
• Latin: impudentia — quality of being impudent
• Norwegian Bokmål: frekkhet — quality of being impudent
• Norwegian Bokmål: uforskammethet — quality of being impudent
• Persian: بیادبی (bi-adabi) — quality of being impudent
• Polish: arogancja — quality of being impudent
• Polish: bezczelność — quality of being impudent
• Polish: bezwstydność — quality of being impudent
• Polish: hucpiarstwo — quality of being impudent
• Polish: impertynenckość — quality of being impudent
• Polish: zuchwalstwo — quality of being impudent
• Polish: zuchwałość — quality of being impudent
• Portuguese: impudência — quality of being impudent
• Romanian: obrăznicie — quality of being impudent
• Romanian: impudoare — quality of being impudent
• Romanian: impudență — quality of being impudent
• Russian: на́глость (náglostʹ) — quality of being impudent
• Russian: де́рзость (dérzostʹ) — quality of being impudent
• Russian: наха́льство (naxálʹstvo) — quality of being impudent
• Russian: нахрапистость (naxrapistostʹ) — quality of being impudent
• Scottish Gaelic: sgimilearachd — quality of being impudent
• Spanish: impudencia — quality of being impudent
• Spanish: descaro — quality of being impudent
• Spanish: desenvoltura — quality of being impudent
• Turkish: arsızlık — quality of being impudent
• Ottoman Turkish: پیشانی (pişanî) — quality of being impudent
• Ottoman Turkish: یوز (yüz) — quality of being impudent
• Welsh: haerllugrwyd — quality of being impudent
• Welsh: digywilydd-dra — quality of being impudent
• Welsh: rhyfyg — quality of being impudent
• Bulgarian: безо́чие (bezóčie) — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Czech: drzost — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Dutch: onbeschaamdheid — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Finnish: röyhkeys — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Finnish: häpeämättömyys — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Finnish: julkeus — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• French: impudence — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: Flegelei — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: Frechheit — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: Unverschämtheit — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: Vermessenheit — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: unverschämtes Benehmen — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• German: Unverfrorenheit — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Greek: θράσος (thrásos) — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Irish: brusaireacht — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Irish: gearr-aighneas — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Italian: impudenza — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Italian: sfrontatezza — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Latin: impudentia — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Norwegian Bokmål: frekkhet — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Norwegian Bokmål: uforskammethet — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: arogancja — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: bezczelność — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: bezwstydność — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: hucpiarstwo — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: impertynenckość — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: zuchwalstwo — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Polish: zuchwałość — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Portuguese: impudência — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Romanian: obrăznicie — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Russian: на́глость (náglostʹ) — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Russian: де́рзость (dérzostʹ) — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Russian: наха́льство (naxálʹstvo) — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Scottish Gaelic: sgimilearachd — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Spanish: impudicia — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Spanish: descaro — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Spanish: insolencia — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Spanish: desvergüenza — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Turkish: arsızlık — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Welsh: haerllugrwyd — impudent language, conduct or behavior
• Welsh: digywilydd-dra — impudent language, conduct or behavior