offense

repaid the offense in specie.

give offense to sb.

observant to avoid giving offense;

Harboring criminals is an offense in law.

It is an offense to drive a car at night without lights.

Genocide is an offense to all civilized human beings.

Through a regrettable oversight I failed to send you an invitation. See also Synonyms at offense

She is apt to take offense easily.See Usage Note at liable ,likely

Juveniles convicted of criminal offenses are sent to reformatories.

The phrasebetween you and I is often considered an offense against proper usage.

Those war plans rested on a belief in the ineluctable superiority of the offense over the defense.

Very similar to a hedgehog, except that the knarl takes offense easily and will wreak havoc on garden plants (FB).

Foot Up - an offense where a hooker brings his foot into the scrum's tunnel before the ball is fed by the scrumhalf.

" Failure to answer is a felony offense" ?

Looks like a walking marshmallow. No offense.

David Carrick has admitted nearly fifty offenses.

All three of these are serious offenses.

Thomas Mair had never committed a criminal offense before this.

All due respect. There's no offense intended.

I mean, no offense. But you're the Paula.

No, just a warning because it was first offense.

But lying to the FBI is a serious offense.

Drop crotch pants, that's just my opinion no offense.