1. plural of impudence; instances or displays of disrespectful or impertinent behavior; lack of proper respect or courtesy
Usage: countable noun; typically used in formal or literary contexts
2. plural of impudence; bold or audacious acts or remarks that show a lack of shame or embarrassment
Usage: countable noun; often used to describe shocking or surprising behavior

Examples

• The student's impudences toward the teacher resulted in a detention.
• She tolerated no impudences from her employees.
• His repeated impudences finally cost him his job.
• The child's impudences amused rather than angered the grandmother.
• Such impudences would never have been permitted in earlier generations.
• The comedian's impudences on stage delighted the audience.
• He was known for his impudences and lack of filter in conversation.