affront in Latin
affront in Latin is offensa — affront means an action or remark that deliberately insults or offends someone.
affront in Latin
offensa
An open or intentional offense, slight, or insult.
What does "affront" mean?
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noun An action or remark that deliberately insults or offends someone.
"She took his comment as a personal affront."
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verb To insult or offend someone openly.
"His dismissive tone affronted several members of the board."
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affront in a sentence
- She took his comment as a personal affront.
- The decision was seen as an affront to the entire community.
- His dismissive tone affronted several members of the board.
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What is "affront" in Latin?
"affront" in Latin is offensa. affront means: An action or remark that deliberately insults or offends someone.
How do you use "affront" in a sentence?
Example: "She took his comment as a personal affront." In Latin, "affront" is offensa.
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