to be disobedient to one's parents or elders; to be unfilial

to disobey or run counter to; used in formal or literary contexts to describe defying superiors or elders

to not take offense; to not mind or feel annoyed by something like a criticism or an insult

stubborn, contrary, and disobedient; showing an unpleasant or argumentative attitude toward others

(variant form) a coroner or forensic examiner in ancient China; undertaker

To offend people or fail to get along with others.

to look directly into someone's eyes, often used in the negative to indicate someone is too intimidating to be looked at directly

To be unpleasant to hear; to be offensive or harsh to the ear.

to speak one's mind plainly without causing resentment or meeting opposition