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'offend' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

Forum discussions with the word(s) "offend" in the title:

A colloquial expression of "I didn't offend you after all" - English Only forum
An excess that tends to offend good taste in anything - English Only forum
but to offend either - English Only forum
could <offend> their great - English Only forum
Did I offend / Was I offending you? - English Only forum
Did I offend you in some way? - English Only forum
I don't mean to offend <you> - English Only forum
I have never wanted to offend you. - English Only forum
I have to walk on eggshells so that I don't offend her. - English Only forum
In criticising the painting, I knew I would offend her. - English Only forum
In no moment did I mean to offend you as I said before. - English Only forum
Insult / Offend - English Only forum
<Insult> or <Offend> - English Only forum
insult vs offend - English Only forum
not a man to offend - English Only forum
Not to offend you... - English Only forum
offend - English Only forum
offend against the law - English Only forum
offend someone to the heart - English Only forum
offend the country's law - English Only forum
Offend the sheep - English Only forum
Since they have neither spared, to offend friend nor foe - English Only forum
something that <offends/will offend> people - English Only forum
to hit (offend) someone figuratively - English Only forum

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