Definition of: insolent

(in′sə·lənt) adjective
1. Presumptuously or defiantly offensive in language or manner; impudent.
2. Grossly disrespectful; characterized by insolence. See synonyms under HAUGHTY, IMPUDENT. [<L insolens, -entis unusual, haughty, insolent <in- not + solens, -entis, ppr. of solere be wont, accustomed]
—in′so·lent·ly adverb

Most often used phrases:

insolent behaviour
insolent attitude
insolent letter
insolent greedy
insolent arrogance
insolent young
insolent youth
insolent behavior
insolent words
insolent neighbour
egotistic insolent
insolent ease
insolent conduct
insolent ann

'insolent' used in domains:

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theinsolentantiquarian.com
insolentpup.com
insolentcat.com

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