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Meanings of impudent air in English

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Usage of impudent air in English
1
Incensed more at the fellow's impudent air than by what he actually said, Helen lost her temper.
The Mask: A Story of Love and Adventure
2
None but your regular public servant ever gets that impudent air of idleness about him, either in England or America.
Homeward Bound; Or, the Chase: A Tale of the Sea
3
Chupin listened to this homily with a half-cringing, half- impudent air; when it was finished he lifted his head, and said, proudly:
The Honor of the Name
4
Keep that cap well down over your eyes, and try and assume a little more of the jaunty and impudent air of a boy.
The Lion of the North: A Tale of the Times of Gustavus Adolphus
5
She was then nearly thirteen years old, as tall as an asparagus shoot run to seed, and had a bold, impudent air about her.
L'Assommoir
6
However, when she went off, she remarked in a honeyed voice, but with an exceedingly impudent air: I'll repay you for your kindness, my lad.
Baron Trigault's Vengeance
7
"Don't try any impudent airs on me," warned Don, flushing, then paling, as his fists doubled.
The Submarine Boys' Trial Trip / "Making Good" as Young Experts
8
"Captain Charlot," the fellow answered, with an impudent air, which clearly seemed to ask: "What have you to say to that?"
The Trampling of the Lilies
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