OFFEND as VERB

1. Meaning
   • cause to feel resentment or indignation
   Synonym(s)
   • pique (what does pique mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • Her tactless remark offended me
   Hypernyms(s) offend is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • anger (what does anger mean?)
   Cause(s)
   • resent (what does resent mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • umbrage (what does umbrage mean?)
   • offense (what does offense mean?)
   • offence (what does offence mean?)
   • pique (what does pique mean?)
   • temper (what does temper mean?)
   • irritation (what does irritation mean?)
2. Meaning
   • hurt the feelings of
   Synonym(s)
   • bruise (what does bruise mean?)
   • hurt (what does hurt mean?)
   • injure (what does injure mean?)
   • spite (what does spite mean?)
   • wound (what does wound mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • She hurt me when she did not include me among her guests
   • This remark really bruised me ego
   Hypernyms(s) offend is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • arouse (what does arouse mean?)
   • elicit (what does elicit mean?)
   • enkindle (what does enkindle mean?)
   • kindle (what does kindle mean?)
   • evoke (what does evoke mean?)
   • fire (what does fire mean?)
   • raise (what does raise mean?)
   • provoke (what does provoke mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • diss (what does diss mean?)
   • insult (what does insult mean?)
   • affront (what does affront mean?)
   • lacerate (what does lacerate mean?)
   • sting (what does sting mean?)
   • humiliate (what does humiliate mean?)
   • mortify (what does mortify mean?)
   • chagrin (what does chagrin mean?)
   • humble (what does humble mean?)
   • abase (what does abase mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • cattiness (what does cattiness mean?)
   • bitchiness (what does bitchiness mean?)
   • spite (what does spite mean?)
   • spitefulness (what does spitefulness mean?)
   • nastiness (what does nastiness mean?)
   • malice (what does malice mean?)
   • maliciousness (what does maliciousness mean?)
   • spite (what does spite mean?)
   • spitefulness (what does spitefulness mean?)
   • venom (what does venom mean?)
   • discourtesy (what does discourtesy mean?)
   • offense (what does offense mean?)
   • offence (what does offence mean?)
   • offensive activity (what does offensive activity mean?)
3. Meaning
   • strike with disgust or revulsion
   Synonym(s)
   • appal (what does appal mean?)
   • appall (what does appall mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandalise (what does scandalise mean?)
   • scandalize (what does scandalize mean?)
   • shock (what does shock mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends
   Hypernyms(s) offend is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • disgust (what does disgust mean?)
   • revolt (what does revolt mean?)
   • nauseate (what does nauseate mean?)
   • sicken (what does sicken mean?)
   • churn up (what does churn up mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • scandal (what does scandal mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandalization (what does scandalization mean?)
   • scandalisation (what does scandalisation mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • indignation (what does indignation mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandalization (what does scandalization mean?)
   • scandalisation (what does scandalisation mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandal (what does scandal mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandal (what does scandal mean?)
   • dirt (what does dirt mean?)
   • malicious gossip (what does malicious gossip mean?)
   • scandalization (what does scandalization mean?)
   • scandalisation (what does scandalisation mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandal (what does scandal mean?)
   • outrage (what does outrage mean?)
   • scandal (what does scandal mean?)
   • dirt (what does dirt mean?)
   • malicious gossip (what does malicious gossip mean?)
   • daze (what does daze mean?)
   • shock (what does shock mean?)
   • stupor (what does stupor mean?)
   • shocker (what does shocker mean?)
4. Meaning
   • act in disregard of laws and rules
   Synonym(s)
   • breach (what does breach mean?)
   • break (what does break mean?)
   • go against (what does go against mean?)
   • infract (what does infract mean?)
   • transgress (what does transgress mean?)
   • violate (what does violate mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • offend all laws of humanity
   • violate the basic laws or human civilization
   • break a law
   Hypernyms(s) offend is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • disrespect (what does disrespect mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • sin (what does sin mean?)
   • transgress (what does transgress mean?)
   • trespass (what does trespass mean?)
   • sin (what does sin mean?)
   • blunder (what does blunder mean?)
   • boob (what does boob mean?)
   • goof (what does goof mean?)
   • conflict (what does conflict mean?)
   • run afoul (what does run afoul mean?)
   • infringe (what does infringe mean?)
   • contravene (what does contravene mean?)
   • trespass (what does trespass mean?)
   • trespass (what does trespass mean?)
   • intrude (what does intrude mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • breach (what does breach mean?)
   • violator (what does violator mean?)
   • lawbreaker (what does lawbreaker mean?)
   • law offender (what does law offender mean?)
   • misdemeanor (what does misdemeanor mean?)
   • misdemeanour (what does misdemeanour mean?)
   • infraction (what does infraction mean?)
   • offence (what does offence mean?)
   • offense (what does offense mean?)
   • violation (what does violation mean?)
   • infringement (what does infringement mean?)
   • wrongdoer (what does wrongdoer mean?)
   • offender (what does offender mean?)
   • misdemeanor (what does misdemeanor mean?)
   • misdemeanour (what does misdemeanour mean?)
   • infraction (what does infraction mean?)
   • offence (what does offence mean?)
   • offense (what does offense mean?)
   • violation (what does violation mean?)
   • infringement (what does infringement mean?)
   • transgression (what does transgression mean?)
   • evildoing (what does evildoing mean?)
   • transgressor (what does transgressor mean?)