insulted (Meaning)

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insulted (imp. & p. p.)

of Insult

The harsh criticism from the audience deeply insulted the performer.
She was so offended by his remarks that she felt personally insulted.
The insensitive joke left many attendees feeling insulted and uncomfortable.
The student's disrespectful behavior toward the teacher was an insult to the entire class.
I couldn't believe my friend had the audacity to insult my intelligence.
The manager's apology letter was inadequate and insulted the fired employee's dignity.
The politician's speech was filled with insults and ad hominem attacks on his opponents.
The news article contained several factual errors that insulted the reputation of the company it criticized.
The neighbor's loud music insulted our peace and quiet.
The artist's painting was so poorly executed that it insulted the art form itself.

of Insult

offended, outraged, hurt, upset, displeased, disrespected, mocked, disturbed,taunted, slighted

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

The harsh criticism from the audience deeply insulted the performer.

She was so offended by his remarks that she felt personally insulted.

The insensitive joke left many attendees feeling insulted and uncomfortable.

The student's disrespectful behavior toward the teacher was an insult to the entire class.