affronted

She felt affronted by his rude remarks.

He was affronted by her lack of respect.

The customer was affronted by the poor service.

He was affronted by the unfair treatment he received.

She was affronted by his insincere apology.

They were affronted by the company's unethical practices.

The professor was affronted by the student's disrespectful behavior.

She was affronted by the sexist comments.

He felt affronted by the personal attack on his character.

The employee was affronted by the unfair dismissal.

" Malfoy was cleared! " said Fudge, visibly affronted.

Travers stopped in his tracks, clearly affronted.

Nearly Headless Nick looked highly affronted.

" No, " said Harry, ignoring Hermione's affronted look at being cut off in her defence of Kreacher.

Ron was seriously affronted when a medieval wizard called out that he clearly had a bad case of spattergroit.

He stepped back, affronted by the question.

She seemed both incredulous and affronted, but Mrs. Adams persisted, though somewhat apprehensively.

But thus is the understanding of the whole sex affronted, and their virtue deprived of the common basis of virtue.

" Well, I knowed you'd be affronted at what I had to say; but I don't mind that. The truth's the truth" .

He was so affronted at a Butler becoming a gambler that when I came home for the first time, he forbade my mother to see me.