undeferential
- s not showing courteous respect
- It was the new, modern, undeferential Britain that celebrated Diana as a rebel against authority, scandalizing those who still clung to Victorian ideas of order.
- D'Amato's fund-raising muscle and party control in delegate-rich New York are especially helpful to Bob Dole, a longtime ally who values D'Amato's direct, undeferential style.
- David learned his undeferential ways first as editor of Isis, the student magazine at Oxford, then as an interviewer for the BBC in the provinces.