How is the word affront translated from French to English

Une remarque ou une action qui insulte ouvertement quelqu'un.

A remark or action that openly insults someone.

noun
English translation
Affront

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  • La blague était un affront à sa dignité. The joke was an affront to her dignity.

  • Ses paroles ont offensé les invités. Her words affronted the guests.

  • Il a pris la remarque comme un affront personnel. He took the remark as a personal affront.

  • Il n'a jamais l'intention d'offenser qui que ce soit. He never means to affront anyone.

  • L'entreprise s'est excusée plus tard pour cet affront. The company later apologized for the affront.

  • Ce genre de blagues offense-t-il tes collègues ? Do such jokes affront your colleagues?

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FAQ about “affront”

How is “affront” translated from French?
“affront” translates into English as “Affront”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “affront” mean?
Meaning of “affront”: Une remarque ou une action qui insulte ouvertement quelqu'un. In English — “Affront”.
What part of speech is “affront”?
“affront” is a noun.
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