Definition of procacity in English:

procacity

(also procacitie)

noun ˌprə(ʊ)ˈkasɪti

Insolence or arrogance in attitude or tone; cheekiness; forwardness; an instance of this.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From (i) Middle French procacité and its etymon (ii) classical Latin procācitāt-, procācitās forwardness, impudence from procāc-, procāx forward, bold, impudent, frivolous + -itās.

Definition of procacity in US English:

procacity

(also procacitie)

nounˌprə(ʊ)ˈkasɪti

Insolence or arrogance in attitude or tone; cheekiness; forwardness; an instance of this.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From (i) Middle French procacité and its etymon (ii) classical Latin procācitāt-, procācitās forwardness, impudence from procāc-, procāx forward, bold, impudent, frivolous + -itās.

词汇	procacity
释义	Definition of procacity in English: procacity (also procacitie) noun ˌprə(ʊ)ˈkasɪti Insolence or arrogance in attitude or tone; cheekiness; forwardness; an instance of this. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From (i) Middle French procacité and its etymon (ii) classical Latin procācitāt-, procācitās forwardness, impudence from procāc-, procāx forward, bold, impudent, frivolous + -itās. Definition of procacity in US English: procacity (also procacitie) nounˌprə(ʊ)ˈkasɪti Insolence or arrogance in attitude or tone; cheekiness; forwardness; an instance of this. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From (i) Middle French procacité and its etymon (ii) classical Latin procācitāt-, procācitās forwardness, impudence from procāc-, procāx forward, bold, impudent, frivolous + -itās.
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