affronted (Meaning)

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affronted (imp. & p. p.)

of Affront

She felt affronted when her ideas were dismissed without consideration during the team meeting.
His pride was affronted when he was overlooked for the promotion despite his years of dedication to the company.
The customer was affronted by the rude behavior of the salesperson at the store.
She was affronted by the condescending tone of her colleague during the project discussion.
The employee was affronted when his hard work was not acknowledged during the company-wide recognition event.
He was affronted by the blatant disregard for his opinions during the decision-making process.
The professor was affronted by the student's disrespectful comments in the lecture hall.
Despite her efforts to contribute, she felt affronted when her suggestions were consistently ignored by the team.
The politician was affronted by the misleading accusations made by his opponent during the debate.
Feeling affronted, the artist decided to withdraw from the exhibition after receiving harsh criticism from the curator.

of Affront

insulted, outraged, offended, disrespected, slighted, displeased, mocked, troubled,wounded, slapped

hailed, applauded,approved, complimented, commended, approved, acclaimed, praised, complimented, acclaimed

She felt affronted when her ideas were dismissed without consideration during the team meeting.

His pride was affronted when he was overlooked for the promotion despite his years of dedication to the company.

The customer was affronted by the rude behavior of the salesperson at the store.

She was affronted by the condescending tone of her colleague during the project discussion.