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Offence

/əˈfens/

When someone breaks a law or rules, it is considered improper behavior or an act that can upset others.

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The offences of the other two were similar.

'No offence meant!' trills my uncle Phobus.

Emma's going away directly after tea might be giving offence.

Derived from Middle English "offensen," from Old French "offense" (c. 1300), which comes from Latin "offensa," meaning a striking against or a fault.

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