affronts

his actions were considered affronts to good taste.

she couldn't tolerate any further affronts to her dignity.

the politician faced numerous affronts from his opponents.

his constant criticism was a blatant affront to her authority.

the artist felt the public's indifference was an affront to his creativity.

their refusal to apologize was a grave affront to the victims.

the company's unethical practices were met with public affronts.

he saw the insults as personal affronts, not just criticism.

the king took the rebellion as a direct affront to his power.

the students' protest was seen as an affront to school authority.