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Meanings of chutzpah in English

Spanish
cinismo

Nearly arrogant courage; utter audacity, effrontery or impudence; supreme self-confidence.

cinismo
Usage of chutzpah in English
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Now all you need is a blog and sufficient quantities of chutzpah.
Reuters
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Obama was clear about something else, which also struck Daley-forits chutzpah.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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But none of that would have happened without the chutzpah of CJ.
The Guardian
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Whether it is insolence, indifference, ignorance or bloody-minded chutzpah is anyone's guess.
Radio NZ
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Dotcom has remarkable chutzpah and in a way flaunts his resistance, Goldson says.
Radio NZ
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I'm sorry. By this point, I was dazzled by her chutzpah.
The Guardian
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The youth, lacking experience but possessing chutzpah in excess, didn't notice.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
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He has the chutzpah to look down and blame his footwear.
The Guardian
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Still, as a lesson in chutzpah it may now be serving him well.
The Guardian
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Hall was typical of these shopping centre developers, with their chutzpah and charm.
The Guardian
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I sat there at points open-mouthed in admiration of the chutzpah.
A journey: my political life
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Consider the case of Charles Ponzi, who showed great chutzpah even by 1920s standards.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
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At eighty-five, he still has the chutzpah to think up and advocate new industries.
Start-up nation: the story of israel's economic miracle
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The front and back cover present Callow's thesis with a certain amount of chutzpah.
The Guardian
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From at least the time he was a teenager, Jobs had a freakish chutzpah.
Wired
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What chutzpah to think I had that sort of control.
The new yorker
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