impertinency

[im-pur-tn-uh n-see]

noun, plural im·per·ti·nen·cies.

Origin of impertinency

From the Medieval Latin word impertinentia, dating back to 1580–90. See impertinent, -ency

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Here also are the Scottish Commissioners, who every day bring some new proposal to the King, full of impertinency.
Rupert Prince Palatine
Eva Scott