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Meanings of seriously offended in English

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Usage of seriously offended in English
1
The pride of the best cook in the band was seriously offended.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
2
I know he would be seriously offended if we did not.
Choice Readings for the Home Circle
3
That he was seriously offended with me there was no doubt.
The Privateersman
4
Both Parker and Emerson seriously offended their Alma Mater and were practically repudiated.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 09 / Little J...
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One evening she said she thought Mrs. Harling was not seriously offended with me.
My Antonia
6
I had a reason, Mrs. Oldershaw, for the silence which has so seriously offended you.
Armadale
7
I am afraid Mr. Marr will feel seriously offended.
The Old Stone House
8
A father had been seriously offended with his son, and had threatened to disinherit him.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 01
9
Now, Charlie, if you mention Europe once in this walk I shall be seriously offended.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
10
But Adela would be very seriously offended if she guessed that you had done so.'
Demos
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She knew that she had seriously offended Craven.
December Love
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Previously she had been forgiving and not seriously offended, even when he had been blind drunk.
L'Assommoir
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He was much too good humored to be seriously offended as he said to the doctor:
For Woman's Love
14
I dressed in an ill temper, for I was seriously offended with Lawson, and also seriously alarmed.
The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies
15
Observing these rules Willkie seriously offended the Mayor of Baghdad by refusing to have a drink with him.
The new yorker
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His accusing tone seriously offended her.
No mercy
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