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Meanings of insufferable insolence in English
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Usage of insufferable insolence in English
1
There was an insufferable insolence in the smile, an insufferable sneer in the compliment.
2
Heard you ever of such insufferable insolence to a prince?
3
Then, with insufferable insolence, he hissed in her ear, "Louis Taschereau never forgives."
4
Because of her insufferable insolence.
5
The insufferable insolence of it!
6
The recollection of his daughter's crime, his contaminated blood, and the insufferable insolence of my father, came strongly upon him.
7
Rome took formal possession of Richard Burton's corpse, and pretended, moreover, with insufferable insolence, to take under her protection his soul.
8
Then I heard of the insufferable insolence of some of the whites out at Limbé-acting as if Hédouville was still here to countenance them.
9
'The insufferable insolence of that speech!
10
"What insufferable insolence!" exclaimed Miss Plympton.
11
"I expect you mean, young man," he said, with insufferable insolence, "a help as I had from Hartley's farm, to assist gittin' down the things.
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Insufferable insolence across language varieties
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