affronted

əˈfrʌntɪd

Definition

Definition of affronted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotional responsefeeling insulted or offended by someone's actions

She looked affronted when he ignored her.
He felt affronted by the public criticism.
The manager's remark left several employees visibly affronted.

indignant

insulted

offended

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Origin of affronted

Latin, ad (to) + frontem (forehead)

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French:offensé, ...
German:gekränkt, ...
Italian:offeso, ...
Spanish:ofendido, ...
Portuguese:ofendido, ...
Chinese:被冒犯的, ...
Japanese:侮辱された, ...
Arabic:مُسْتاء, ...
Hebrew:נֶעֱלִיב, ...
Russian:оскорблённый, ...
Ukrainian:ображений, ...
Hindi:अपमानित, ...
Bengali:অপমানিত, ...
Catalan:ofès, ...
Czech:uražený, ...
Danish:fornærmet, ...
Dutch:gegriefd, ...
Greek:προσβεβλημένος, ...
Hungarian:megsértődött, ...
Khmer:ខឹងដោយមានអារម្មណ៍ថាត្រូវបានប្រមាថ, ...
Korean:모욕감을 느낀, ...
Persian:رنجیده‌خاطر, ...
Polish:urażony, ...
Portuguese (BR):ofendido, ...
Romanian:ofensat, ...
Swedish:förolämpad, ...
Thai:ขุ่นเคือง, ...
Turkish:alınmış, ...
Vietnamese:bị xúc phạm, ...

affront

əˈfrʌnt

Definition of affront - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

deliberate offensedeliberately offensive act or statement meant to insult someone

His comment was a clear affront to her dignity.

insult

slight

Verb

tr.

rude treatmenttreat someone rudely or insult them openly

He affronted her by ignoring her greeting.

insult

offend

slight

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Expressions with affront

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affront to justice

something that undermines the legal system

Tampering with evidence is an affront to justice.

Origin of affront

Old French, afronter (to strike in the face)

Examples of affront in a sentence

The refusal was taken as an affront by the host.
He affronted his neighbor by criticizing her cooking publicly.
They affronted the committee when they refused the award.

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French:affront, offenser, ...
German:Kränkung, beleidigen, ...
Italian:offesa, affrontare, ...
Spanish:ofensa, ofender, ...
Portuguese:afronta, afrontar, ...
Chinese:侮辱, 当众羞辱, ...
Japanese:侮辱, 侮辱する, ...
Arabic:إِهانَة, أهانَ, ...
Hebrew:עֶלְבּוֹן, לְבַזּוֹת, ...
Russian:оскорбление, оскорбить, ...
Ukrainian:образа, ображати, ...
Hindi:अपमान, अपमान करना, ...
Bengali:অপমান, অপমান করা, ...
Catalan:ofensa, ofendre, ...
Czech:urážka, urazit, ...
Danish:fornærmelse, fornærme, ...
Dutch:belediging, iemand beledigen, ...
Greek:προσβολή, προσβάλλω, ...
Hungarian:sértés, megsérteni, ...
Khmer:ការប្រមាថ, ប្រមាថ, ...
Korean:모욕, 모욕하다, ...
Persian:توهین, توهین کردن, ...
Polish:zniewaga, znieważyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):ofensa, afrontar, ...
Romanian:afront, a insulta, ...
Swedish:förolämpning, förolämpa, ...
Thai:การล่วงเกิน, ดูหมิ่น, ...
Turkish:hakaret, aşağılamak, ...
Vietnamese:sự xúc phạm, xúc phạm, ...

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