† insolentnessn.
Obsolete. rare.
The quality of being insolent; insolence, arrogance.
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the mind > emotion > pride > arrogance > [noun]
prideOE
overgartc1175
surquidrya1250
stuntisea1327
arrogance1340
insolencec1386
surquidyc1407
succudryc1425
lordliness1440
arrogancy1477
ogartc1480
wantonness?a1505
stateliness1509
insolencya1513
surquidancea1525
superbityc1540
imperiousness1582
surliness1587
super-arrogation1593
insolentness1594
assumption1609
self-assumption1609
huff1611
imperiosity1618
superarrogancy1620
lordship1633
self-assuming1644
alazony1656
high-handednessa1658
fast1673
arrogantness1756
overbearance1766
swaggera1821
huffishness1841
you-be-damnedness1885
high and mighty1924
1594 1st Pt. Raigne Selimus sig. D2v And if the Bassaes knew I sought their grace, It would the more increase their insolentnesse.
1727 in N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II
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- companion cropping
- companion door
- companion hasp
- companion hatch
- companion hatchway
- companion head
- companion ladder
- companion of literature
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- companion stairs
- companion star
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