impoliteness

Impoliteness was nothing new to him, since he had been in America.

No cat should laugh at a king, for that leads to anarchy and impoliteness and things going off.

Your guest would be incensed by your impoliteness, not pleased by your courteous intention.

Domini was struck by the mixture of indecision and blundering haste which he had shown, and by his impoliteness.

"Not that I think we need to——" she hastened to add, lest her hostess might attribute her remark to impoliteness.

It is the height of impoliteness to ask for a second piece of sugar.

This pleased the men and they were ashamed of their impoliteness.

His impoliteness made it unpleasant and the remembrance of it will never afford him gratification.

Handshake is, I fear, formality I must always pass up, even at risk of impoliteness.

For a boot ensign to interrupt like that was an impoliteness that Keku chose to ignore.