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insulted ADJ

insult <an insult; insults> VB (relations)

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insult <an insult; insults> N (feelings & emotions)

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insult N (feelings & emotions)

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sexual insult

insult one another VB

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With an indignant and serene gesture, he drove away the revolting whirlwind and kneeled before the great statue, which had been insulted.
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They are often insulted by snooty villagers.
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It counseled self-command and deprecated public resentment, and recommended silence with everyone except the second who would henceforth bear the insulted party's honor.
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The animus of the people at the time was such that as soon as he was recognized, he was insulted by people in nearby cars.
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He also had the women in his harem burnt to death when some of them insulted him.
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In the other one, he played the role of an office accountant who, after being insulted by his female boss, took revenge.
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A scuffle breaks out between the two miners when the latter's faith is insulted.
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One can not be held liable for having negligently insulted or defamed another, or for having negligently invaded another's privacy.
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No viler tissue of nonsensical stuff could be foisted on the patience of an insulted audience.
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Prisoners of war who refuse to answer may not be threatened, insulted or exposed to unpleasant or disadvantageous treatment of any kind.
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