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| offence |
| n. |
| [1] |
violation,
breach,
crime,
felony,
misdemeanour,
infraction,
transgression,
trespass,
wrong,
wrongdoing,
sin,
peccadillo,
misdeed,
fault,
infringement,
malefaction,
dereliction,
lapse,
slip,
error,
offensive,
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| [2] |
give offence,
incur displeasure,
create annoyance/irritation/resentment/pique,
evoke indignation/anger,
slight,
injure,
hurt,
harm,
offend,
insult,
outrage,
(Colloq) put (someone) down,
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| [3] |
take offence,
take umbrage,
feel displeasure/annoyance/resentment/pique/indignation,
be angered/enraged,
offense,
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| [4] |
offense,
breach,
crime,
felony,
misdemeanour,
infraction,
transgression,
trespass,
wrong,
wrongdoing,
sin,
peccadillo,
misdeed,
fault,
infringement,
malefaction,
dereliction,
lapse,
slip,
error,
offensive,
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| [5] |
offense,
incur displeasure,
create annoyance/irritation/resentment/pique,
evoke indignation/anger,
slight,
injure,
hurt,
harm,
offend,
insult,
outrage,
(Colloq) put (someone) down,
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umbrage,
take umbrage,
feel displeasure/annoyance/resentment/pique/indignation,
be angered/enraged,
offense,
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| [7] |
discourtesy,
offense,
offensive activity,
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| [8] |
crime,
offense,
criminal offense,
criminal offence,
law-breaking,
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