insolent

This means that the lazy, insolent functionnaire mentality prevails rather than a hard-working energetic one.

The insolent familiarity of the language was too much for her self-control.

When the sun told how insolent he was, Alexander turned on him and drove him out of the house.

Leigh made an angry gesture, which was easy enough to interpret—“How am I to get rid of this insolent cad?”

She's a nasty, insolent, impertinent creature;—that's what she is!

He was disgusted at the insolent aggressiveness of the Ultramontanes, but he had no wish to combat it.