How do you use the word impudence in a science sentence?

Answer 1

the answer is : I use impudence and derision to make a sentence

Answer 2

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Answer 3

"The judge would accept no more of his impudence, and found him in contempt of court."

"For once his impudence paid off, as the officers were reluctant to arrest a friend of the mayor."

"The black knight smiled at the impudence of his defeated foe, but killed him anyway."

Answer 4

(impudence, meaning disrespect, impoliteness, or brashness, is not a scientific term)

"His impudence was surprising, given the complete failure of his grand experiment."

Answer 5

Visiting with friends who have an impetuous child can be very wearying.

The impetuous reply was only amusing because I was just an observer!

Answer 6

There was an impetuous flow of water. Impetuous means 1. acting or done quickly without care or 2. moving quickly and fast.

Answer 7

The drunk man, while having derision 'thrown' at him as he walked across the street, walked across and, with impudence

Answer 8

I hate the words impudence and derision.