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Adjective(1) treated with insolent and rude language especially openly and intentionally

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Adjective(1) treated with insolent and rude language especially openly and intentionally

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(1) affront

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1. insult

2. offend

3. mortify

4. provoke

5. pique

6. wound

7. hurt

9. irk

10. displease

11. bother

12. rankle

13. vex

14. gall

15. outrage

16. scandalize

17. disgust

18. put someone's back up

19. needle

Synonyms

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Verb

1. insult

2. offend

3. mortify

4. provoke

5. pique

6. wound

7. hurt

9. irk

10. displease

11. bother

12. rankle

13. vex

14. gall

15. outrage

16. scandalize

17. disgust

18. put someone's back up

19. needle

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