Quote by Euripides

Impudence is the worst of all human diseases.

Impudence is the worst of all human diseases.

Summary

This quote suggests that impudence, or the quality of being disrespectful or insolent, is the most severe and detrimental of all human afflictions. It implies that impudence has the potential to poison social interactions, damage relationships, and hinder personal growth. The quote highlights the negative impact of impudence and its detrimental effects on both the person exhibiting it and those affected by it. Overall, it urges individuals to prioritize humility, respect, and kindness in their interactions with others to foster harmonious and healthy relationships.

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By Euripides

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