Insulted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSULTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSULT, to subject to indignity
• speak to or treat with disrespect or scornful abuse
NOUN:
• a disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act
• a thing so worthless or contemptible as to be offensive
• an event which causes damage to a tissue or organ
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to treat offensively

Words related to INSULTED

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How to use INSULTED in a sentence

• There are men here with, whom I have done business for years, men that owe prosperity to me, but when I called on them they almost insulted me.
• And you have insulted me, and I am a gentleman, and so are you.
• You have insulted the authorities, and that is the unpardonable sin in all communities.
• He said good morning and went off, not sure whether he was most amused or insulted.
• The fact that I have insulted a woman can be proved.
• The priests were insulted and menaced whenever it was possible to reach them covertly, and finally one was stabbed in a crowd.
• The white men might have threatened and insulted her.
• I remember one evening he insulted a man whom I liked immensely.
• Yet he never spoke to her, never insulted her, only he seemed to be always watching her, always waiting.
• When Emile came up from below she asked him why he had insulted her by turning her out.
• Both houses of parliament were surrounded by them, where they insulted various members, and even terrified the lords into an adjournment.
• Added to this, the New Englanders laughed at the Catholic church ceremonies, and insulted some of the priests, whence they insured universal hatred and vengeance.
• The girl, doubly insulted, was angered at feeling her powerful beauty powerless.
• I do not mean that there is any immediate danger, but you must remember that Montezuma has been insulted and humiliated, and made to appear small in the sight of the people.
• Fathers Corujedo and Caddedila were beaten, kicked and insulted.
• A man or woman needed only to be pointed out as an abolitionist to be insulted and assaulted.
• Never had a respectable dame been so insulted as Mrs Machin was insulted by that notice.
• Steel had come upon the scene and insulted her as she deserved to be insulted.
• They clapped their hands around the speaker, and insulted him.
• They were released a little later, but Admiral Mayo demanded a formal apology and a salute of twenty-one guns to our insulted Flag.
• Our citizens engaged in lawful commerce were imprisoned, their vessels seized, and our flag insulted in her ports.
• Threatened by foreigners, and, as they thought, insulted by England, they resolved at once to resist the power of France and to cast off yours.
• The whole army of the Company was obliged in effect to surrender to this injured, betrayed, and insulted people.
• The insulted person and he who insulted him named a chief, who must be greater than those in the whole province, to hear this suit, who accepted and decided it.
• And then he thought of the girl who had been so grievously insulted in his presence, and he rode to find her.
• The insulted man, either for lack of ability to do more, or because he was a good Christian, did not take vengeance for the insult.
• To set the savage of civilization free from his superstition, these idols must be insulted before his face.
• Lady Agnes was so insulted by his triumphant look that she could have struck his grinning face.

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