disrespectful

He had thought of it, but felt it might be disrespectful to Jan.

I don't want to be disrespectful to your Majesty's Highness.

Two or three disrespectful snickers followed this declaration.

"I don't understand why you allow Ben to be so disrespectful," she said.

If it were not disrespectful, I should think you were making a fool of me.

If the language was disrespectful, that objection might be stated on the journal.

Indeed, so disrespectful is he that I sometimes wonder if he is not a foundling.

Perhaps he thought Mr. Crow was disrespectful to his elders.

Nay, my lady, you have been disrespectful to the Continental Congress, as I can vouch for.

I make this comparison not in disrespectful jest, but in deepest pity.