impertinent

It seemed almost impertinent to ask whether they believed a sustainable path for CTG was feasible in this uncertain environment, but the question needed to be asked.

The TV set is in your house, and you’re sitting six feet away from it, and especially in the wee hours of the night, whatever’s staring back at you can feel eerie, or impertinent.

"All these questions are very impertinent, I know, but if there is still a feeling in your heart for me… you must let me know!"

Mr. Hillyard has irritated Mr. Trump before with questions that the former president deemed impertinent.

In 2015, the commission tried to implement rules that threatened expulsion for anyone who make “repetitious, personal, impertinent or profane remarks.”