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offensesnounor offencespl. of offense a breaking of a moral or legal codewartime offenses that are crimes against all of humanity breaches, crimes, debts, errors, lawbreakings, malefactions, misdeeds, misdoings, sins, transgressions, trespasses, violations, wrongdoings bias crimes, hate crimesfelonies, misconducts, misdemeanors, misfeasancesfaults, foibles, peccadilloes(or peccadillos)breaks, infringementsimmoralities, iniquities, vicescorruptions, debaucheries, depravitiesabuses, criminalities, illegalitiesdescents, downfalls, falls noncrimes impeccabilities, innocences, irreproachabilitiesmoralities, virtues the act or action of setting upon with force or violencecombat casualties grew enormously as the weapons of offense became far more technologically advanced than defensive armor aggressions, assaults, attacks, attempts, blitzes, blitzkriegs, charges, coups de main, descents, offensives, onsets, onslaughts, raids, rushes, strikes ambuscades, ambushescounteraggressions(or counter-aggressions), counterassaults(also counter-assaults), counterattacks(or counter-attacks), counteroffensives, counterstrikes(or counter-strikes)sallies, sortiesenvelopmentsbreakthroughs, forays, incursions, invasionspillages, ravages, sacksair raids, bombardments, bombingssieges, stormsbarrages, cannonades, fusillades, hails, salvos(or salvoes), volleyswhammies defenses, defensives, guards, shieldsoppositions, resistancesprotections, securities, shelters an act or expression showing scorn and usually intended to hurt another's feelingsa diplomat never deliberately gives offense affronts, barbs, brickbats, cuts, darts, digs, dises(also disses, slang), epithets, girds, indignities, insults, names, outrages, personalities, pokes, put-downs, sarcasms, slaps, slights, slurs catcalls, gibes(or jibes), jeers, mocks, quips, sneers, tauntsabuses, invectives, vituperationsdisapprovals, opprobriumsdisgraces, dishonors, shamesattacks, criticisms, knocks, slams, swipestorments, tortures accolades, commendations, complimentsacclaim, applauses, praisesadulations, flatteries the feeling of being offended or resentful after a slight or indignitymy mother was prone to take offense even at the most innocent remark dudgeons, huffs, miffs, peeves, piques, resentments, umbrages aggravations, angers, annoyances, botherations, bothers, discomforts, exasperations, frustrations, griefs, irritations, vexationsagitations, displeasures, distresses, disturbances, indignations, ires, outrages, perturbations, upsetsdanders, tempersfits, pets, pouts, sulks, tantrums, tizziesaffronts, barbs, brickbats, digs, indignities, insults, put-downs, slaps, slights, slurs satisfactionsappeasements, mollifications, pacificationscontentments, delights, gratifications, pleasures |