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Meanings of offend in English
Usage of offend in English
1
We offend it in the decanting and distress it in the serving.
2
It may displease you; it may offend; but still truth is truth.
3
Warning: This article contains very strong language that may offend some readers.
4
Another said, I have a question, does this offend any of you?
5
I'm really sorry if I said anything to offend you this afternoon.
6
There might not be an intention to offend anyone, Dr Pringle said.
7
You have put it rather strongly; and it might offend some people.
8
WINE:Bland wines that offend nobody tend to do well in panel-based awards.
9
You must indulge me, however; for I seldom offend in that way.
10
She also has a tendency to offend people who can help us.
11
It is better that I be sure not to offend my friends.
12
I thought that it would offend your ego.' Euaristos sniggered at that.
13
I want to say something, but I don't want to offend you.
14
It encourages learning methods that offend the most basic principles of pedagogy.
15
The names of knave and king offend the ears of a patriot.
16
It has the power to truly shock and offend, unlike any other.
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Offend through the time
Offend across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common