Definition of "undeferential" []

• Not showing courteous respect (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "Modern forms of "consensus" history see Madison and Hamilton alike as being superseded by Jackson, who ushered in a rowdy, undeferential, dirty-boots, small-business capitalism, contrasted with the gentility shared by all of the famous founders, no matter their differences."
• "And, like Andrew Jackson before her, Palin is unapologetic, undeferential, and unabashedly proud to be an American."
• "From a place in which everyone knew his place, it has become one of the most delightfully undeferential places on earth."