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When was Triumph Herald created?
Triumph Herald was created in 1959.
Is receving a standing ovation for a speech triumph?
Only you can decide what a triumph is for you.
When was A Night of Triumph created?
A Night of Triumph was created on 2004-03-23.
When was The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes created?
The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes was created in 1935.
What is the triumph motorcycle used in mission impossible 2?
Both bikes are Triumphs, the Red one is a Triumph Daytona, and the black one is a Triumph Speed Triple.
Can you refer to someone as an insolent?
No. Insolent must modify a noun, as an insolent child.
Can you Make a sentence using word 'insolent'?
yes... you are insolent. :)
What word is an antonym for insolent?
One antonym for insolent is respectful.
What is the homonym for insolent talk?
The homonym for insolent talk is impertinent.
What is a root word for insolent?
The root word for insolent is "solent," which means to be accustomed or wont.
Insolent in a sentence?
His insolence in class earned him several days in detention.
Can you use insolent in a sentence?
The child acted insolent as he was punished, so the teacher had no sympathy for him.
What is a good sentence with the word insolent?
"Some are made modest by great praise, others insolent" - Friedrich Nietzsche.
What is the abstract noun for insolent?
The abstract noun for "insolent" is "insolence." This term refers to the quality or trait of being rude, disrespectful, or impudent in behavior or speech.
What is the meaning of the word 'insolent'?
"Insolent" means showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect. It is often used to describe someone who is disrespectful or impudent in their behavior.
What is the definition of Insolent?
The word insolent describes someone who is rude and does not show much respect to others. Disrespectful and ill-mannered are the 2 most common words used to describe a person who is insolent.
What is the opposite of the word insolent?
Polite.
