effrontery

Despite the differences, the effrontery of a U.S. president mocking their relative weakness and implying that they’re all just a bunch of wannabe Americans brought them quickly together.

It was followed by the trademark look of complete effrontery at the perceived injustice of it all, even though there was none.

It added: “Perhaps someone will say the Jews deserve this fate. Saying this is in itself a colossal effrontery.”

They are apparently seething over his rude effrontery, the serve-my-whims, feed-me-another-grape demands that they “indemnify” him from anything, ever, before he will free them from his odious presence by selling.

The four band members were low-born Northerners from a dingy port town with no formal education; their success was against the natural order of things, an act of effrontery.