impudicity
noun
im·pu·dic·i·ty
\ˌimpyəˈdisətē, -yüˈ-\
Definition of impudicity
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Origin and Etymology of impudicity
Middle French impudicité, from Latin impudicus immodest, shameless (from in- 1in- + pudicus bashful, modest, chaste) + Middle French -ité -ity — more at pudic
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