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raffish
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See: blatant, caitiff, ignoble, obtrusive
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And another element to him which perhaps should not go unmentioned is his raffishness, if you like, his air of disreputability.
Sir Clement Freud dies by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
The gangsterism and boomtown raffishness of Russia are also absent.
Back in the USSR: two decades after the end of the Cold War, Belarus ... by Hitchens, Peter / The American Conservative
One plausible possibility is her realization by the late 1790s, whilst still writing Lady Susan, that the Augustan verve shown in her earlier work and in this novel was no longer an admirable, desired quality when publication was the objective: raffishness was out of favour, and morality--especially as that concerned the moral behavior of young ladies--was steadily gaining ground.
Lady Susan: a re-evaluation of Jane Austen's epistolary novel by Alexander, Christine; Owen, David / Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal
 
 
 
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