offending 的 2 个定义
- to irritate, annoy, or anger; cause resentful displeasure in: Even the hint of prejudice offends me.
- to affect disagreeably.
- to violate or transgress.
- (5)
- to cause resentful displeasure; irritate, annoy, or anger: a remark so thoughtless it can only offend.
- to err in conduct; commit a sin, crime, or fault.
offending 近义词
displease, insult
offending 的近义词 42 个
- aggrieve
- anger
- annoy
- antagonize
- disgust
- disturb
- exasperate
- gall
- horrify
- hurt
- irritate
- outrage
- provoke
- rile
- shock
- sicken
- sting
- upset
- affront
- disgruntle
- disoblige
- distress
- fret
- jar
- miff
- nauseate
- nettle
- pain
- pique
- repel
- repulse
- sin
- slight
- slur
- snub
- transgress
- trespass
- vex
- wound
- be disagreeable
- turn one off
- zing
offending 的反义词 24 个
更多offending例句
- It isn’t fair to ask groups offended by these symbols to wait even longer for change.
- I would like to take back what I said, and apologize to those who were offended by my remarks.
- That begins with its worst-offending units, the gas-fired plants known as “peakers,” turned on only to give the electric grid a boost on hot, or “peak,” days.
- I feel like we’re in a climate where you don’t want to say things to offend people since we’ve not seen anything like this in our lifetime.
- “I thought it was a lot and I thought it was unnecessary, but I think it’s important that I keep my opinions to myself because it’s not going to be pleasant,” she said, indicating that she was personally offended by Adefeso’s actions.
- And could the word "Russkiy," or 'Russian', offend ethnically non-Russian citizens around the country?
- Worried this might turn people off from his performance, Khan said he didn't intend to offend anyone.
- But Alex Rubin cannot afford to offend any of the media willing to cover safely dead dissidents.
- Some steps would offend some Republicans, such as restarting a modern version of the Depression era Works Progress Administration.
- “This show is not an exercise to offend people,” McGruder countered.
- You need not fear to offend by refusing to take wine with a gentleman, even your host.
- Francoeur was afraid of nothing, but he was old; his heart like his head was polished by age, and he disliked to offend people.
- Some offend because they crave popularity or want to do what their friends are doing.
- Ruth was neither impudent nor hardened; she was ignorant enough, and might offend from knowing no better.
- He therefore belaboured him till his sullen obstinacy gave way to a roar for mercy, and promises never so to offend again.