effrontery — insolent or impertinent behavior; shameless audacity
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: insolent or impertinent behavior; shameless audacity
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈfrʌntəri/
Korean meaning: 뻔뻔함, 무례함; 철면피한 대담함
Korean pronunciation: 이-프런-터-리 (강세: 프런)
Example Sentences
- She had the effrontery to complain about the free meal.
- The politician's effrontery knew no bounds when he denied the obvious evidence.
- With breathtaking effrontery, he asked his ex-girlfriend to pay for dinner.
effrontery
NOUN//ɪˈfrʌntəri//
insolent or impertinent behavior; shameless audacity
Shameless audacious behavior
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His effrontery disrupts the honest masonry!
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Origin
From French effronterie, derived from the Old French effronté meaning 'shameless' or 'bold-faced,' which comes from Latin ex- (out) and frons (forehead/face), literally meaning 'to put one's face out' or 'to face boldly.'
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“She had the effrontery to complain about the free meal.”
“The politician's effrontery knew no bounds when he denied the obvious evidence.”
“With breathtaking effrontery, he asked his ex-girlfriend to pay for dinner.”
“The student's effrontery in cheating during the exam shocked everyone.”
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