impoliteness in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for impoliteness in the English»French Dictionary

impoliteness [Brit ɪmpəˈlʌɪtnəs, Am ˈˌɪmpəˈlaɪtnəs] N

impoliteness

impolitesse f

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impolitesse

rudeness, impoliteness

impoliteness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for impoliteness in the English»French Dictionary

impoliteness N no pl

1. impoliteness (lack of good manners):

impoliteness

impolitesse f

2. impoliteness (rudeness):

impoliteness

grossièreté f

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impolitesse

impoliteness no pl

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It is right to discriminate between honesty and dishonesty, between politeness and impoliteness, between right and wrong.

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However, it's not just a matter of distraction or impoliteness anymore.

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Rudeness, impoliteness, surliness, ugly moods, unprovoked displays of anger, and general unpleasantness can be costly to your career - and your company's bottom line.

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Rudeness, intolerance and impoliteness towards the public was alleged 52 times, traffic issues only once, and other allegations -- such as damage to property -- were levelled at 18 officers.

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The study showed how specific cues in the dialogue make him a nerd-par-excellence, like his inappropriate use of formal language and unintentional impoliteness.

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The study also dispels the popular belief that we're getting ruder, with the perceived rise in impoliteness merely down to a clash of values between different generations.

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It would have served no purpose if both leaders had sat in discomfort and averted eyes and been diverted from their purpose by sartorial impoliteness.

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But impoliteness can also be sophisticated, creative, and can entertain.

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Its use can also mean rudeness, impoliteness or offensiveness.

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