English–French
“impudent” in French
How to say “impudent” in French
“Impudent” in French is pétulant.
A breezy air of superiority that sounds insolent but carries little real menace.
Example sentences with pétulant
Elle a répondu avec un sourire pétulant.
She answered with an impudent smile.
Tips for using pétulant
- Pétulant ends in a nasal vowel, whereas the feminine form pétulante has a pronounced final t.