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Meanings of very impertinent in English

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Usage of very impertinent in English
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I want to ask further questions; and asking questions is very impertinent.
Daisy
2
All this is mighty fine; but the affair is, nevertheless, very impertinent.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 2
3
And I think it would be very impertinent of her not to.
Ladies Must Live
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Their behavior was very impertinent and they refused to speak with us.
Beasts, Men and Gods
5
That the man should offer me that infamous work is very impertinent.
Cosmopolis — Volume 4
6
It's wicked to talk like that, Trix, and very impertinent as well!
The Fortunes of the Farrells
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Some years afterwards, I told her I thought I had been very impertinent.
The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 1
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This paper might perhaps seem very impertinent if it grew serious in the conclusion.
Essays and Tales
9
I should have been very impertinent if I had ventured to give you advice.
Fairy Fingers / A Novel
10
On several occasions she was very impertinent to Miss Blake.
Kafir Stories: Seven Short Stories
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And he dangled the money in the man's face in a very impertinent fashion.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
12
George, thou holy man!" said Miss Fane, "methinks you are very impertinent.
Vivian Grey
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I consider that a very impertinent question, young man.
Second Foundation
14
You contradict me in a very impertinent manner, and cannot be acquainted with the circumstances.
Mr. Scarborough's Family
15
But I didn't tell you;-hewas very impertinent to me when I last saw him.
Muslin
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I see she thinks Bonaparte a very impertinent fellow.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
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