impudent

I expect, she said impudently, that you think you are going to get my telegram and read it?

I doubt very much whether the face can ever be taught to lie as impudently as the tongue.

But the thing slid from under his arms and impudently snapped at his very nose, and was off again.

Or, as Ashton impudently observed: "You ought to enjoy your residence there, Wellington, with your wife on hand."