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offend

[uh-fend] / əˈfɛnd /


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On the counter sits the offending item: a plastic cup of cut fruit from the deli, the kind that comes with a sealed lid and a disposable spoon tucked inside.

From Salon

The office manager refused a request from some staff "who felt offended by the card" to remove it.

From BBC

Vinted's tips for reselling presents without offending the person who bought them include using a username that is not easily identifiable and keeping the background of photos neutral.

From BBC

"He was always worried he had offended you, or done something wrong."

From BBC

He explains that white is "not about inspiration but being careful not to offend", with Cloud Dancer embodying "austerity, moral minimalism and the idea that neutrality signifies virtue".

From BBC