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Frequency: 8.928.0 per million words

Used to indicate who is offended.

offensiveoffensive (adj.) + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • This sort of attitude is very offensive to women.
  • His remarks were deeply offensive to many.
  • Such language can be offensive to certain groups.
  • She found his humor offensive to her sensibilities.
  • The advertisement was deemed offensive to children.
  • Some jokes, though unintentional, can be offensive to others.
  • Wearing that symbol might be offensive to people of different beliefs.
  • The policy was considered offensive to human rights.
  • I find his constant complaining offensive to those who are genuinely suffering.
  • The content was clearly offensive to religious communities.