irreverent
ਗੁਸਤਾਖ਼
definition
adjective
she is irreverent about the whole business of politics
showing a lack of respect for people or things that are generally taken seriously.
example
The new arrival with an 'irreverent' approach to the stuffy conventions and personnel of Parliament made an immediate impression.
Mentioning our site shows remarkable taste and intelligence, as well as an 'irreverent' sense of fun.
Generations later, the stories are still as rude, 'irreverent' and colourful as they were way back then.
The Colorado Springs Independent is a breath of fresh, 'irreverent' Rocky Mountain air.
This lack of a proper, 'irreverent' perspective doesn't have to get the better of you, though.
Although a talented reporter and a graceful writer, he lacks Brown's 'irreverent' streak.
Part of being funny is being 'irreverent' and saying things other people might think but won't say.
She is witty and frightening exposing hidden anxieties or dismissing them with slightly 'irreverent' laughter.
At this time of year, I hope it isn't 'irreverent' to quote the Bible and say - I have kept all these things and pondered them in my heart!
Still, as Stockwell lies low until the heat's off, his 'irreverent' sense of humour will of course be missed in cabinet.
Student films have a reputation of being somewhat obscure and 'irreverent' , but nonetheless entertaining.
The girl and her clan's rescue quest is exciting, 'irreverent' and touching, but most often hilarious, in this new paperback.
It has everything the 'irreverent' worshipper could ask for.
With his 'irreverent' sense of humor and a PC that could handle the games, he fit right in.
Sir Bob did talk the talk, however, and still no rock star talks with more humanity, 'irreverent' humour, passion and compassion.
Abigail had a reputation for being a wild, 'irreverent' and disrespectful young girl.
Some have been 'irreverent' , some subversive and some confrontational.
Just as important, they are all bright and lively people and seem to blend a boundless enthusiasm with an 'irreverent' sense of humour.
It's great theatre: it's 'irreverent' , rude to the establishment and is prepared to take chances.
Even the 'irreverent' Campbell was praised for the respectful tone with which he responded to Hutton's questions.
In the great tradition, he uses old soul records both lovingly and 'irreverently' .
She speaks of God or the gods with a delightful 'irreverence' that never approaches blasphemy.
She is especially 'irreverential' about the occupants of the Palace, past and present.
I have heard some of his colleagues 'irreverently' refer to him as Paddy.
But you know it will all return, with more intensity, more wickedness and more 'irreverence' - and so will you.
And yet there's the childlike 'irreverence' at times, the giggles, the non sequiturs, the references to such inane activities as shopping.
Conservative critics should pay closer attention to what South Park so 'irreverently' jeers at and mocks.
Yes, journalists may undermine elitism and establishment power in ways which are sometimes raucous and 'irreverential' .
Goud has always exhibited a devilish 'irreverence' for hierarchies, whether in art or in life.
This man, whom we 'irreverently' called Alfie, attempted to enforce military discipline on all of us.
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