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Meanings of so offensive in English
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Usage of so offensive in English
1
Withal the proceeding was so offensive he had refused to witness it.
2
Your action would seem to confirm the assumption that you found so offensive.
3
I take you seriously, Rickie, and that is why I am so offensive.
4
I hate White people writing for Black people; it's so offensive.
5
The result of this interview was so offensive to Mr. Harding that he said:
6
The right claimed in this case, however, was not of so offensive a nature.
7
She was so irritable and so offensive that even money could not purchase aid.
8
But what makes tonight's insult so offensive is its simplicity and lack of vulgarity.
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Is the love upon which my life seems to hang so offensive to you?
10
The small eyes so offensive in their inflamed condition.
11
I was wondering what Kate found so offensive about the idea of us being sisters.
12
He needn't have been so offensive, and as for saying he felt sorry for William!
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We're not quite sure why this surfing lie is so offensive, but apparently it's huge.
14
Your language and manners are so offensive as to render your presence entirely inadmissible here!
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Alone, it smells nothing so offensive as rotting shellfish.
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The Liberal posters were not quite so offensive.
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So offensive through the time
So offensive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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