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A breaking of a law or rule
A thing that constitutes a violation of what is judged to be right or natural
Annoyance or resentment brought about by a perceived insult to or disregard for oneself
The action of attacking someone or something
An aggressive and violent physical act against a person or object
An action or event that causes general public outrage
An injury to a person's feelings or reputation
Insulting and offensive language
Action or speech that makes someone angry, especially deliberately
Violent and hostile behaviour
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Noun
▲
A breaking of a law or rule
crime
felony
misdemeanor
US
misdemeanour
UK
sin
wrong
wrongdoing
delinquency
fault
lapse
misdeed
peccadillo
transgression
trespass
violation
infringement
shortcoming
illegal act
malefaction
malfeasance
unlawful act
act of dereliction
act of misconduct
breach of the law
infraction of the law
violation of the law
breach of conduct
offense
US
error
breach
lawbreaking
misdoing
outrage
atrocity
iniquity
evil
injury
misconduct
villainy
debt
abuse
injustice
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
vice
wickedness
immorality
criminality
scandal
affront
infraction
abomination
disservice
evildoing
ill
insult
depravity
indiscretion
vileness
impropriety
obscenity
unfairness
bad
tort
mischief
indignity
grievance
act of wickedness
sinfulness
unjustness
inequity
turpitude
enormity
slip
barbarity
evil-doing
criminal act
peccancy
slight
horror
immoral act
unjust act
baseness
raw deal
monstrosity
failing
act of brutality
act of savagery
foul play
faux pas
lawlessness
corruption
fall from grace
mistake
cruelty
disgrace
illegality
dereliction
malpractice
degeneracy
mischievousness
blunder
heinousness
dissolution
miscarriage
badness
solecism
shaft
damage
infamy
bad behaviour
improper act
discourtesy
negligence
unscrupulousness
gaffe
evil deed
contravention
guilt
iniquitousness
knavery
delictum
delict
brutality
venality
murder
caper
atrociousness
harm
assault
dissipation
miscue
devilry
ungodliness
oppression
unrighteousness
godlessness
bloomer
detriment
hurt
gaucherie
bad deed
act of cruelty
degradation
prejudice
indecency
bad act
fast one
evil act
sordidness
sacrilege
impingement
omission
perversity
job
hit
racket
veniality
vandalism
rupture
charge
obtrusion
entrenchment
poaching
dirt
slipup
snub
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
misdemeanours
UK
misdeeds
offences
UK
case
arson
rape
robbery
e-crime
burglary
cybercrime
maltreatment
suppression
railroad
tyranny
repression
ill-treatment
wrongful entry
act of evil
unlawful activity
dirty pool
dirty deed
mortal sin
slap in the face
misdemeanors
US
offenses
US
dishonesty
double-dealing
roguery
rascality
unkindness
disfavour
UK
dirty deal
horseplay
insubordination
shenanigans
incivility
rudeness
indiscipline
naughtiness
devilishness
foulness
nefariousness
bad turn
criminal offense
viciousness
encroachment
ill turn
odiousness
egregiousness
monstrousness
outrageousness
dreadfulness
reprehensibility
disfavor
US
difficulty
shadiness
treachery
deviltry
crookedness
scoundrelism
impiety
erring
failure
sinning
miscreancy
debauchery
kick in the teeth
acting up
monkey business
corruptness
impurity
backsliding
profanity
unholiness
perversion
profligacy
lewdness
breaking of the law
lechery
sordidity
lasciviousness
pervertedness
decadence
fall
lecherousness
libertinism
libertinage
licentiousness
peccability
decay
debasement
lubricity
maleficence
malignance
looseness
sensuality
carnality
libidinousness
squalor
lust
rot
yielding to temptation
original sin
hideousness
diabolicalness
evilness
depravedness
miscalculation
folly
boob
gaff
familiarity
slip-up
bad action
massacre
killing
act of barbarity
ruthlessness
violence
barry
bias
malevolence
inhumanity
slander
persecution
spite
imposition
libel
stumble
hastiness
ingenuousness
simple-mindedness
goof
excitability
naivete
breach of etiquette
unseemliness
indiscreetness
misjudgement
stupidity
thoughtlessness
bumble
unthinkingness
foul-up
screw-up
misspeak
clanger
crudeness
misjudgment
act of violence
dumb move
foolish mistake
dropping the ball
slip of the tongue
disobedience
wrongful act
mismanagement
desecration
waywardness
misuse
exploitation
carelessness
neglect
foul
dereliction of duty
blasphemy
wrongfulness
troublesomeness
break
sneak
breaking
misemployment
shenanigan
fiendishness
peccantness
mischief-making
misusage
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
flouting
unlawfulness
illegitimacy
wrongness
clandestineness
illicitness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
impishness
ill-discipline
bad behavior
carryings-on
acting-up
disorderly conduct
misutilization
petty offence
minor offence
naughty act
sins
faults
mishandling
bad manners
poor manners
petty sin
trifling fault
non-observance
fooling around
prostitution
failure to observe
non-compliance with
manipulation
taking advantage
wrong use
misappropriation
misapplication
mistreatment
incompetence
unprofessionalism
oversight
default
misprision
irresponsibility
nonfeasance
ill treatment
professional misconduct
unprofessional behaviour
neglectfulness
remissness
breach of ethics
unethical behaviour
criminal behavior
recklessness
nonobservance
weakness
more ❯
“Police may call it the fineable
offence
of contravening traffic rules, but it is the order of the day among minibus drivers.”
Noun
▲
A thing that constitutes a violation of what is judged to be right or natural
injury
insult
affront
hurt
outrage
slight
harm
indignity
injustice
snub
put down
displeasure
insolence
rudeness
scandal
slap in the face
slur
barb
dig
epithet
offense
US
slap
brickbat
cut
dis
diss
sarcasm
gird
dart
poke
name
personality
jibe
taunt
abuse
aspersion
kick in the teeth
humiliation
gibe
criticism
disparagement
obloquy
sneer
scorn
disrespect
rebuff
discourtesy
reproach
cutting remark
backhanded compliment
opprobrium
shame
contempt
ignominy
disgrace
derision
slam
mockery
invective
wisecrack
depreciation
jeer
knock
reflection
scoffing
attack
censure
odium
disparaging remark
black eye
shaft
brush-off
disdain
smear
belittlement
kick
provocation
scoff
rebuke
crack
wrong
quip
call-down
grievance
mistreatment
atrocity
rejection
insinuation
goading
spite
remark
comeback
desecration
innuendo
hateful remark
ridiculing
taunting
name-calling
pan
gibing
infamy
suppression
burn
sting
snide remark
take-down
vitriol
burlesque
lampooning
banter
raillery
disrepute
stigma
discredit
exposé
mocking remark
one in the eye
pointed comment
blow to one's pride
left-handed compliment
dirty deed
dishonor
US
embarrassment
dishonour
UK
accusation
rap
blur
animadversion
hit
dump
besmirch
stricture
expose
blemish
zinger
detraction
dirty dig
bar sinister
slander
libel
defamation
vilification
contumely
impertinence
impudence
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
revilement
blasphemy
incivility
superciliousness
sledge
impugnment
pejorative
unpleasantry
disdainfulness
despite
flame
cheap shot
abusive remark
swipe
jab
assailment
battery
push
indignation
mugging
knocking
verbal dig
blitzkrieg
onslaught
onset
pique
huff
resentment
dudgeon
assault
aggression
miff
blitz
umbrage
verbal jab
bombardment
barbed remark
teasing
ruffled feathers
catcall
ridicule
verbal abuse
snappy comeback
parting shot
broadside
denigration
flak
stick
panning
castigation
critical remark
verbal attack
character assassination
blast
berating
excoriation
roast
nitpicking
slamming
slagging off
mocking comment
reproval
more ❯
“War is a crime against humanity and an
offence
against God.”
Noun
▲
Annoyance or resentment brought about by a perceived insult to or disregard for oneself
anger
irritation
resentment
wrath
annoyance
displeasure
indignation
outrage
pique
shock
bother
exasperation
grief
hassle
ire
trouble
umbrage
vexation
aggravation
animosity
disapproval
disgruntlement
dislike
antipathy
aversion
enmity
opposition
bad feelings
ill feelings
hard feelings
wounded feelings
offense
US
huff
miff
dudgeon
rage
peeve
fury
discontent
choler
provocation
chagrin
hurt
dissatisfaction
discontentment
grudge
affront
perturbation
rise
infuriation
temper
exacerbation
furor
US
crossness
rancour
UK
lividity
wrathfulness
irateness
pet
disgust
bitterness
scorn
upset
lividness
unhappiness
snit
angriness
pain
passion
malice
furore
UK
tiff
rancor
US
mood
ill will
slow burn
animus
bad feeling
frustration
antagonization
botheration
humiliation
spleen
distress
aggro
pip
birse
mad
madness
danger
injustice
horror
sulk
violation
righteous anger
boiling point
discontentedness
distaste
acrimony
disfavour
UK
disapprobation
wax
hatred
hate
antagonism
resentfulness
hostility
jaundice
envy
score
down
grievance
jealousy
bad mood
paddy
strop
blowout
tantrum
bate
grump
disturbance
discomposure
dismay
gall
foulie
fit of pique
paddywhack
bile
vehemence
malignity
spite
ill feeling
bad blood
fog
cynicism
acerbity
grumps
hissy fit
mard
disfavor
US
disinclination
disliking
disrelish
indisposition
incensement
discomfort
chip on your shoulder
petulance
peevishness
fit of bad humour
flare-up
ill humour
irk
storm
bad temper
hurt pride
conniption
blowup
sore
dander
stew
ruckus
hurt feelings
wounded pride
injury
exception
provoking
odium
slight
irking
nettling
high dudgeon
sense of injury
malevolence
venom
detestation
spitefulness
virulence
abhorrence
irritability
irascibility
unfriendliness
loathing
sourness
nastiness
vindictiveness
testiness
tetchiness
repugnance
sullenness
cattiness
maliciousness
revulsion
vitriol
impatience
repulsion
viciousness
disaffection
malignancy
pugnacity
fretfulness
asperity
tartness
poison
touchiness
cantankerousness
ill temper
hatefulness
surliness
objection
contempt
crabbiness
rankling
malignance
revenge
meanness
abomination
aggression
estrangement
tizzy
despite
outburst
waspishness
war
vengefulness
bellicoseness
ill-humor
execration
friction
fit
grouchiness
pettishness
heat
warpath
pugnaciousness
disappointment
grumpiness
inimicality
snappishness
truculency
acidity
bugbear
disquiet
virulency
huffiness
maleficence
militancy
churlishness
mislike
temperament
tear
excitability
sensitivity
irascibleness
hotheadedness
crankiness
low boiling point
bad humor
no love lost
querulousness
biliousness
complaint
letdown
acridity
gripe
depression
nuisance
acridness
irritant
mordancy
grievances
short fuse
militance
frost
acidness
repellency
corrosiveness
repellence
weariness
repugnancy
embitterment
moodiness
hot temper
air rage
bellicosity
restlessness
rancorousness
shame
dyspepsia
regret
unkindness
alienation
combativeness
dissension
discord
dread
feud
fear
rivalry
contention
belligerency
contentiousness
needle
mortification
discouragement
mordacity
violence
agitation
distemper
soreness
truculence
oppugnancy
disagreement
grudges
anathema
uneasiness
vengeance
belligerence
stroppiness
acrimoniousness
embitteredness
bete noire
nasty look
black beast
cat fit
blow up
ill humor
gloominess
snappiness
moroseness
sulkiness
ruthlessness
causticity
conflict
obsession
retaliation
ill-will
grouch
snub
cruelty
anxiety
shortness
terror
resistance
explosion
bane
disillusionment
dispiritedness
discomfiture
revengefulness
disdain
mania
disesteem
ignominy
malaise
prejudice
coldness
crotchetiness
black eye
melancholy
blame
glumness
perversity
bad will
lamentation
extreme dislike
perverseness
ferocity
opprobrium
worry
irritableness
disregard
sorrow
complex
hang-up
neurosis
thing
malcontent
desolation
malcontentment
sadness
evilness
despitefulness
disparagement
contrariety
wickedness
evil intentions
avoidance
fright
irrationality
paranoia
mean-spiritedness
contradistinction
short temper
phobia
chip on one's shoulder
bone to pick
fieriness
harsh feeling
hateful feeling
extreme anger
unpleasantness
menace
fractiousness
scene
disheartenment
balefulness
perniciousness
savagery
lather
scurf
inimicalness
fume
hot-headedness
embarrassment
disaccord
oppugnation
vendetta
ill-disposedness
distrust
blackness
bitter feeling
pouts
hump
sulks
nausea
edginess
harshness
road rage
unrest
unease
uncharitableness
variance
hard feeling
discountenance
needling
harassment
provocaion
plague
enragement
besetment
invidiousness
pet peeve
competition
stress
averseness
hardness of heart
dejection
disenchantment
devilry
backbiting
devilment
milt
lien
caprice
whim
smarting
pungency
enemyship
enemyhood
foeship
uncordiality
daggers
bee in one's bonnet
antithesis
clashing
difference
incongruity
despondency
uncertain temper
more heat than light
conniption fit
bad vibes
bad chemistry
blood feud
personality conflict
mutual hostility
mercilessness
bad-mouthing
derogation
affected scorn
being rubbed up the wrong way
dirt
evil
malintent
implacability
mischievousness
rebuff
refusal
revolt
denial
strong aversion
intense dislike
disconsolation
despair
ill-humour
grudgingness
vituperation
implacableness
evil intent
disillusion
disconsolateness
disloyalty
baulk
UK
balk
US
crushing
blow
yuck factor
anguish
misery
gloom
torment
unfulfilment
downheartedness
fierceness
blood lust
histrionics
furiousness
fire
woe
restiveness
sour grapes
heavy-heartedness
Weltschmerz
disrepute
obloquy
discredit
infamy
disgrace
mutiny
souring
sedition
insurgence
rebellion
insubordination
insurrection
dissidence
low spirits
heaviness of heart
oppression
heartburn
boredom
hopelessness
ennui
strong dislike
apathy
breach
dispute
dishonor
US
reproach
reprobation
condemnation
notoriety
censure
dishonour
UK
stigma
slap in the face
blitzkrieg
left-handed compliment
onslaught
onset
slam
dig
put down
harm
blitz
mugging
indignity
zinger
assailment
battery
attack
dirty dig
push
assault
hit
irrational fear
reckoning
blur
onus
spot
stain
rebuke
brand
slur
unpopularity
blot
dispprobation
delirium
frenzy
distraction
rampage
state
raving
uproar
feverishness
fever
flap
hysteria
deliriousness
wrong
spectre
UK
fixation
abnormal fear
preoccupation
obsessive fear
bogey
specter
US
nightmare
fit of anger
skid
towering rage
fit of rage
fit of fury
whinge
ill repute
trenchancy
sarcasm
apoplexy
spasm
paroxysm
hemorrhage
US
bluster
ferment
wingding
frenzy of anger
fit of temper
hysterics
convulsion
squall
frenzy of rage
fireworks
eruption
excitement
haemorrhage
UK
denigration
ridicule
disrespect
scornfulness
derision
deprecation
despisal
protest
inconvenience
whine
quibble
obstruction
defiance
awe
aversion to
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
fit of bad temper
paroxysm of anger
astringency
turf war
beef
grumble
headache
ruffled feathers
crabbedness
bar sinister
loss of face
rudeness
grouse
holler
kvetch
yammer
moan
groan
problem
fuss
counteraction
obstructiveness
bone of contention
axe to grind
crow to pluck
nasty behavior
lament
carp
bleat
cavil
criticism
non-compliance
dissent
thing about
overwhelming anxiety about
trial
demurral
warfare
prevention
defence
UK
duel
negativism
action
con
contest
contraposition
strife
combat
grapple
skirmish
fray
defense
US
engagement
brush
antinomy
counterattack
confronting
struggle
opposure
encounter
civil disobedience
pet aversion
thorn in one's flesh
thorn in one's side
bane of one's life
more ❯
“Instead of sounding out ideas in order to judge them critically, academics seem only too happy to silence debate in case it causes insult or
offence
to individuals.”
Noun
▲
The action of attacking someone or something
aggression
assault
attack
charge
offensive
onslaught
thrust
foray
incursion
invasion
sally
sortie
act of aggression
raid
strike
blitz
onset
offense
US
rush
descent
blitzkrieg
attempt
coup de main
push
storming
onrush
campaign
drive
assailment
inroad
barrage
bombardment
razzia
advance
irruption
storm
assailing
swoop
crusade
encroachment
bombing
heavy attack
onfall
act of war
intrusion
initiative
intervention
encounter
surge
stampede
hit
skirmish
violence
defilement
salvo
reconnaissance
commencement of hostilities
torrent
shower
volley
broadside
seizure
air strike
air attack
ambush
shootup
sweep
hit-and-run attack
tip-and-run raid
surprise attack
hit-and-run raid
battery
shelling
bombing campaign
lightning attack
saturation bombing
pounce
cannonade
fusillade
air raid
aerial attack
strafe
hail
aerial bombardment
air offensive
crackdown
gunfire
movement
drumfire
fire
cleanup
clampdown
military operation
cause
takeover
capture
annexation
flak
pounding
bandwagon
appropriation
exertion
occupation
juggernaut
drumbeat
flurry
effort
overrunning
infiltration
penetration
operation
subjugation
conquest
crossfire
strafing
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
commitment
elimination
dash
expedition
venture
depredation
din
agitation
roar
strife
military advance
wave
mission
blast
artillery fire
bomb
burst
pelting
discharge
breaking in
flood
flow
enfilade
conquering
stream
forcible entry
engagement
war
manoeuvres
UK
weapon fire
deluge
warfare
battle
jihad
action
sniping
firing
outpouring
curtain of fire
wall of fire
barrier of fire
maneuvers
US
effusion
expropriation
arrogation
annexing
military campaign
overwhelming
avalanche
shooting
takedown
bust
battle plan
subjection
gauntlet
crucible
ordeal
bombarding
trial
gantlet
cross
trespass
overstepping
maraud
usurpation
entrenchment
transgression
blizzard
suzerainty
colonization
US
rule
possession
control
inundation
air campaign
fire raid
air assault
saturation raid
bombing mission
bombing run
bombing raid
shuttle raid
entering
foreign rule
colonisation
UK
tidal wave
forced entrance
explosion
cannonading
round
surprise search
endeavour
UK
raid on
overrunning of
invasion of
foray into
storming of
attack on
arrival
assault on
spread
endeavor
US
set-to
all-out effort
thrust into
sally into
sortie into
descent on
blitz on
advance into
advance on
push into
sally against
intrusion into
concerted effort
night raid
obtrusion into
appropriation of
trespass on
infiltration of
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“On Tuesday a bench warrant was issued for his arrest at Limerick District Court when he failed to appear to face two public order
offence
charges.”
Noun
▲
An aggressive and violent physical act against a person or object
attack
assault
bashing
beating
violence
aggression
harm
punching
abuse
offense
US
assaulting
impugnment
jumping
knocking
vilification
whacking
buffeting
flogging
mauling
pasting
slugging
violation
whipping
battery
belting
boxing
lashing
oppression
thumping
thwacking
totalling
UK
totaling
US
battering
drubbing
hammering
mugging
rout
bludgeoning
denigration
pelting
plastering
slapping
walloping
cuffing
kicking
licking
pounding
rape
shellacking
thrashing
caning
clobbering
flaying
hurt
bopping
hiding
lambasting
smacking
strike
striking
tanning
biffing
harassment
molesting
pummeled
US
pummelling
UK
beating up
beating-up
dirty deed
doing over
doing-over
duffing-up
physical assault
physical attack
physical violence
rough handling
roughing up
sexual assault
sexual interference
sexual misconduct
violent act
working-over
act of aggression
act of violence
actual bodily harm
grievous bodily harm
hitting
cudgelling
UK
clubbing
chastisement
birching
corporal punishment
cudgeling
US
ABH
GBH
horsewhipping
bullwhipping
defeat
overthrow
loss
trimming
ruin
trouncing
lump
going-over
downfall
conquest
annihilation
slaughter
setback
physical abuse
torment
censure
charge
hounding
criticism
condemnation
offensive
persecution
hate crime
bias crime
massacre
demolition
vanquishment
trashing
scourging
flagellation
subduing
debacle
spanking
subjugation
triumph
crushing defeat
collapse
mastery
killing
embarrassment
downthrow
waxing
vanquishing
conquering
crushing
domination
overwhelming defeat
fall
coup
routing
defeating
reverse
whaling
whitewashing
destruction
extermination
blow
repulse
lacing
scalping
discomfiture
rebuff
KO
ambush
paddling
defeasance
fiasco
flailing
leathering
overpowering
wipeout
strapping
victory
lathering
cane
birch
switching
subjugating
punishment
quashing
dominating
whitewash
nonsuccess
clean sweep
victory over
count
check
failure
insuccess
breakdown
trap
grand slam
break
the strap
triumph over
welting
subjection
subjecting
strap
belt
murder
concealment
secretion
larruping
caching
stashing
score
subdual
success
splash
big win
win
besting
worsting
whack
spank
smack
thump
wallop
pulverizing
US
thwarting
shambles
quelling
flattening
squashing
takeover
overcoming
suppression
elimination
breaking
extinction
sweep
pulverising
UK
win over
success over
pwnage
ownage
game, set and match
foil
glory over
supremacy over
comedown
headlong flight
shutout
romp
disorderly retreat
surrender
disarray
confusion
disaster
stampede
upset
walkover
washout
landslide
the belt
the lash
the cane
the birch
rod
scourge
castigation
lash
pummeling
switch
more ❯
Noun
▲
An action or event that causes general public outrage
scandal
crime
disgrace
misconduct
outrage
wrongdoing
impropriety
injustice
shame
sin
transgression
embarrassment
insult
affair
affront
business
-gate
immoral behaviour
outrageous behaviour
outrageous wrongdoing
pity
reproach
turpitude
crying shame
unethical behaviour
discreditable behaviour
dishonourable behaviour
shocking incident
shocking incident of events
shocking series of events
skeleton in the closet
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in closet
infamy
offense
US
discredit
stigma
smirch
blemish on
blot on
stain on
source of shame
blot on the escutcheon of
wrong
slur on
slur
blemish
blot
treachery
stain
bad reflection
blot on the escutcheon
dishonor
US
opprobrium
reflection
brand
dishonour
UK
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
more ❯
Noun
▲
An injury to a person's feelings or reputation
wound
injury
insult
pain
distress
offense
US
slight
trauma
grief
pang
torment
torture
anguish
blow
damage
harm
hurt
shock
ache
affront
heartbreak
sense of loss
Noun
▲
Insulting and offensive language
abuse
insults
curses
cursing
invective
libel
scolding
vituperation
defamation
slander
slights
vilification
blame
castigation
upbraiding
censure
revilement
swearing
derision
disparagement
expletives
indignities
jibes
reproach
slurs
vitriol
insolence
opprobrium
rebukes
reproval
contumely
denigration
disrespect
fulmination
obloquy
scurrility
slanging
aspersions
calumniation
rudeness
tirade
traducement
billingsgate
hosing
knifing
quinine
signifying
verbal
verbals
mud-slinging
put-downs
bad-mouthing
foul language
swear words
verbal abuse
verbal attack
character assassination
name-calling
trash talk
kicking around
pushing around
a slanging match
criticism
admonishment
admonition
condemnation
rebuke
persecution
rocket
bashing
assault
slating
malevolence
argument
knocking
diatribe
panning
slagging
jibe
earful
confrontation
wigging
pugnacity
sideswipe
defilement
bollocking
caning
carpeting
offense
US
rollicking
denunciation
stricture
indignity
combativeness
roasting
harangue
broadside
reprimand
disagreement
philippic
blast
belligerence
slur
disapproval
impugnment
insult
rant
calumny
polemic
bad press
dressing-down
verbal onslaught
ticking off
verbal assault
telling-off
rap over the knuckles
attack
flak
tongue-lashing
berating
reviling
aspersion
stick
derogation
reproof
detraction
railing
excoriation
backbiting
slagging off
animadversion
scorn
scandal
smear
objurgation
scurrilousness
execration
deprecation
slamming
belittlement
depreciation
smearing
brickbat
fault-finding
stream of abuse
brickbats
maligning
contempt
libeling
US
traducing
knock
denouncement
libelling
UK
put down
jeremiad
chastisement
lambasting
scandalmongering
muckraking
discredit
objection
rap
lie
backstabbing
defaming
slam
hit
chiding
slight
decrying
disapprobation
lecture
battering
diminishment
recrimination
ridicule
accusation
swipe
odium
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
reprobation
remonstrance
vilifying
aspersing
hostility
blackening
cattiness
smear campaign
malice
spitefulness
spite
venom
misrepresentation
rubbishing
disdain
onslaught
complaint
belittling
screed
discourse
discourtesy
dispute
tale
evil-speaking
disesteem
outburst
pan
a caning
a roasting
shame
disrepute
malediction
critique
a wigging
a rocket
a rollicking
degradation
arraignment
reprehension
a bollocking
commination
faultfinding
nitpicking
carping
cavilling
UK
cavil
mudslinging
roast
caviling
US
riot act
black eye
defamation of character
malicious gossip
false report
verbal disapproval
nit-picking
barracking
teasing
jeering
hectoring
impertinence
exchange
screen
gossip
malicious talk
obscenity
slanderousness
indecency
torrent of abuse
debate
controversy
lessening
malapertness
humiliation
arrogance
remark
coarseness
offensiveness
spiteful talk
infighting
badmouthing
viciousness
debasement
protest
a lashing
abusiveness
infamousness
grossness
mocking
complaints
sermon
anger
ranting
bad language
philippics
underestimation
opposition
blasphemy
sarcasm
counterblast
epithet
prejudice
disputation
disgrace
unkind remarks
hateful talk
maliciousness
vociferation
dirty dig
backhanded compliment
remonstration
discharge
warning
intimidation
curse
stain
sideswipes
aggravation
hassle
dressing down
blemish
serve
ignominy
reflection
infamy
untruth
rating
lying
slandering
punishment
ribaldry
vulgarity
dirt
fulminations
slap on the wrist
stigma
ticking-off
innuendo
aftertale
slime
rumour
UK
insinuation
examen
quibble
rumourmongering
UK
rumor
US
rumormongering
US
mud
dump
misrepresentation of character
coarse words
foul talk
rough language
abusive language
abusive talk
mauling
savaging
a bad press
takedown
slap
notice
captiousness
sledge
dirty laundry
false light
tittle-tattle
fake news
low-down dirty
slagging-off
slap in face
cheap shot
cut
running down
false accusation
critical remark
call down
bad notice
dishonor
US
affront
abasement
dishonour
UK
outrage
a bawling-out
an earful
a bashing
injury
hurt
harm
injustice
damage
pejorative
wrong
minimization
a row
critical remarks
besmirching
stigmatization
US
stigmatisation
UK
more ❯
Noun
▲
Action or speech that makes someone angry, especially deliberately
provocation
aggravation
agitation
botheration
persecution
vexation
affront
pestering
taunting
annoyance
badgering
exasperation
harassment
irritation
nettling
plaguing
bedevilment
bugging
grievance
harrying
hassle
injury
insult
irking
perturbation
provoking
teasing
torment
bother
importunity
indignity
insults
intimidation
molestation
needling
niggling
vexing
bothering
brickbat
grief
offense
US
pressure
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
being rubbed up the wrong way
disturbance
nuisance
trouble
coercion
distress
displeasure
discontent
anger
indignation
frustration
unhappiness
pique
irascibility
inconvenience
problem
hounding
bullying
disruption
interruption
stirring
interference
confusion
ruffling
roiling
distraction
whisking
derangement
intrusion
hindrance
convulsion
dislocation
stirring up
churning up
pest
pain
irritant
headache
trial
peeve
bugbear
difficulty
nudnik
irk
drag
worry
ruffle
thorn
plague
rub
bore
tribulation
tease
strain
nudnick
teaser
bind
nark
gadfly
annoyer
skelf
nyaff
persecutor
gnawer
concern
anxiety
worriment
rigmarole
palaver
uphill
perplexity
job
flurry
bellyache
pain in the bum
pain in the backside
pain in the rear
pain in the neck
thorny problem
hair shirt
more ❯
Noun
▲
Violent and hostile behaviour
aggression
aggressiveness
belligerence
pugnacity
antagonism
bellicosity
hostility
combativeness
truculence
militancy
violence
antipathy
assault
assaultiveness
attack
belligerency
contentiousness
defiance
disputatiousness
feistiness
fight
force
hawkishness
malice
militance
militantness
pugnaciousness
quarrelsomeness
scrappiness
warlikeness
warmongering
destructiveness
encroachment
infringement
invasion
malevolence
offense
US
anger
attitude
ill will
push
chip on one's shoulder
bellicoseness
truculency
spirit
gameness
pluck
mettle
resistance
backbone
boldness
hardihood
argumentativeness
forcefulness
determination
ferociousness
animosity
litigiousness
combativity
sullenness
pluckiness
resolution
resolve
fierceness
confrontational attitude
intimidating manner
blitz
disagreeableness
competitiveness
spine
martiality
spunk
contrariness
fractiousness
will to win
warlike nature
willingness to fight
competitivity
jingoism
saber rattling
cussedness
impertinence
insolence
rancor
US
rancour
UK
insistence
offensive
aggro
unfriendliness
menace
temper
fury
resentment
fighting spirit
hostile act
hostile behavior
courage
militarism
stout-heartedness
strength
resoluteness
audacity
guts
confidence
power to resist
bottle
grit
moxie
sand
morale
firmness of purpose
will to resist
blackness
troublesomeness
awkwardness
cantankerousness
factiousness
touchiness
contrarinesses
saltiness
offensiveness
litigious nature
spitefulness
coldness
combative nature
contentious nature
abrasiveness
unkindness
rudeness
bad feeling
unpleasantness
ill humour
more ❯
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