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Noun(1) a rude expression intended to offend or hurt(2) a deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of deliberate disrespect(3) a deliberately offensive act or something producing theeffect of an affront(4) hateful communication
Verb(1) treat, mention, or speak to rudely(2) treat(3) mention(4) or speak to rudely(5) abuse(6) offend

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Noun(1) a rude expression intended to offend or hurt(2) a deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of deliberate disrespect(3) a deliberately offensive act or something producing theeffect of an affront(4) hateful communication
Verb(1) treat, mention, or speak to rudely(2) treat(3) mention(4) or speak to rudely(5) abuse(6) offend

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(1) Many took his remarks as a racial insult .(2) My remarks were not an insult to decent youths or their parents.(3) If you are going to have nurses on call, the pay is an insult .(4) This Minister has introduced a bill that is an absolute insult to the cause he should be serving.(5) The conduct that has come to light is an insult to the people, and an affront to the most basic standards of morality and decency.(6) He said the charity's grant was an insult to his mother, who had tirelessly raised funds for it before her death.(7) The policy was an affront to our values and a needless insult to our friends.(8) A teabag is an insult to tea connoisseurs.(9) the movement of the bone causes a severe tissue insult(10) Any insult to this tissue in the future will not be endured in the same manner as normal tissue, resulting in cancer.(11) the present offer is an absolute insult(12) It's grossly invasive and humiliating, an insult to the dignity of any person.(13) Tissues exposed to one insult can develop tolerance to a subsequent injury.(14) The implication that parenting under pressure is an invitation to abuse is an insult to the integrity of millions of hardworking mums and dads.(15) he saw the book as a deliberate insult to the Church(16) But, of course, that is completely untrue, and, in the context of this bill, an absolute insult .

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(1) Many took his remarks as a racial insult .(2) My remarks were not an insult to decent youths or their parents.(3) If you are going to have nurses on call, the pay is an insult .(4) This Minister has introduced a bill that is an absolute insult to the cause he should be serving.(5) The conduct that has come to light is an insult to the people, and an affront to the most basic standards of morality and decency.(6) He said the charity's grant was an insult to his mother, who had tirelessly raised funds for it before her death.(7) The policy was an affront to our values and a needless insult to our friends.(8) A teabag is an insult to tea connoisseurs.(9) the movement of the bone causes a severe tissue insult(10) Any insult to this tissue in the future will not be endured in the same manner as normal tissue, resulting in cancer.(11) the present offer is an absolute insult(12) It's grossly invasive and humiliating, an insult to the dignity of any person.(13) Tissues exposed to one insult can develop tolerance to a subsequent injury.(14) The implication that parenting under pressure is an invitation to abuse is an insult to the integrity of millions of hardworking mums and dads.(15) he saw the book as a deliberate insult to the Church(16) But, of course, that is completely untrue, and, in the context of this bill, an absolute insult .

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(1) add insult to injury

(2) insult to injury

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(1) add insult to injury

(2) insult to injury

Synonyms

Noun

1. abusive remark

2. abuse

3. affront

Verb

4. abuse

5. affront

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Noun

1. abusive remark

2. abuse

3. affront

Verb

4. abuse

5. affront

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