Definition of insulting in English:

insulting

adjectiveɪnˈsʌltɪŋɪnˈsəltɪŋ

Disrespectful or scornfully abusive.
insulting remarks
their language is insulting to women
Example sentencesExamples
- When I attempt to engage in debate about their views they become loud and insulting.
- The insulting character of the criticism, however, prevented some from delving more deeply into the controversy.
- I have heard the shouted threats and demands and have witnessed some of the insulting, demeaning ways staff are treated.
- I thought this rather sweet, but highly insulting to her memory.
- It should be based upon evaluating whether the events presented in the book are accurate and whether insulting language was used.
- It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting.
- Not only was he rude for declining the invitation, but his reason for declining was insulting to the host.
- Even more insulting, some critics said, was the fact that the conventions were being relegated to cable news networks.
- His words are destructive and made even more insulting because he does not even realise the effect they have.
- This insulting decision speaks volumes about the direction sports is headed.
- Diana also believed her salary to be virtually insulting.
- He said the name never has been, nor is it intended to be insulting to anyone.
- I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting.
- Whoever came up with the idea to push an insulting ad like that on the population should be fired.
- I think that these reasons are down right insulting.
- His response could scarcely be any more insulting to the intelligence of every reader.
- If it makes you feel good to write an insulting letter, go ahead.
- Bobby and Tina began exchanging insulting, sarcastic remarks.
- Calling everything junk is tedious and perhaps slightly insulting to the gatherer.
- They are insulting to the thousands of parents who have entrusted their children to this school system.

Derivatives

insultingly

adverb ɪnˈsʌltɪŋli

as submodifier an insultingly low salary
Example sentencesExamples
- I look forward to watching cable with my mom, wearing an overcoat, and seeing each of my Chicago friends for insultingly brief periods of time.
- If this seems insultingly stereotypical, well, it's nothing compared to what I saw on TV.
- How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages?
- You don't worry too much about those who tried to stand up for the poor whom you once insultingly dismissed as ‘the poverty industry’.
- You must also answer this insultingly easy question.
- In 1996, Yeoman's major customer made what she considered an insultingly low offer for her business.

Definition of insulting in US English:

insulting

adjectiveɪnˈsəltɪŋinˈsəltiNG

Disrespectful or scornfully abusive.
insulting remarks
their language is insulting to women
Example sentencesExamples
- I have heard the shouted threats and demands and have witnessed some of the insulting, demeaning ways staff are treated.
- He said the name never has been, nor is it intended to be insulting to anyone.
- Even more insulting, some critics said, was the fact that the conventions were being relegated to cable news networks.
- His response could scarcely be any more insulting to the intelligence of every reader.
- If it makes you feel good to write an insulting letter, go ahead.
- When I attempt to engage in debate about their views they become loud and insulting.
- They are insulting to the thousands of parents who have entrusted their children to this school system.
- This insulting decision speaks volumes about the direction sports is headed.
- His words are destructive and made even more insulting because he does not even realise the effect they have.
- The insulting character of the criticism, however, prevented some from delving more deeply into the controversy.
- Bobby and Tina began exchanging insulting, sarcastic remarks.
- I thought this rather sweet, but highly insulting to her memory.
- Whoever came up with the idea to push an insulting ad like that on the population should be fired.
- It should be based upon evaluating whether the events presented in the book are accurate and whether insulting language was used.
- Not only was he rude for declining the invitation, but his reason for declining was insulting to the host.
- Diana also believed her salary to be virtually insulting.
- Calling everything junk is tedious and perhaps slightly insulting to the gatherer.
- I think that these reasons are down right insulting.
- It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting.
- I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting.

单词	insulting
释义	Definition of insulting in English: insulting adjectiveɪnˈsʌltɪŋɪnˈsəltɪŋ Disrespectful or scornfully abusive. insulting remarks their language is insulting to women Example sentencesExamples When I attempt to engage in debate about their views they become loud and insulting. The insulting character of the criticism, however, prevented some from delving more deeply into the controversy. I have heard the shouted threats and demands and have witnessed some of the insulting, demeaning ways staff are treated. I thought this rather sweet, but highly insulting to her memory. It should be based upon evaluating whether the events presented in the book are accurate and whether insulting language was used. It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting. Not only was he rude for declining the invitation, but his reason for declining was insulting to the host. Even more insulting, some critics said, was the fact that the conventions were being relegated to cable news networks. His words are destructive and made even more insulting because he does not even realise the effect they have. This insulting decision speaks volumes about the direction sports is headed. Diana also believed her salary to be virtually insulting. He said the name never has been, nor is it intended to be insulting to anyone. I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting. Whoever came up with the idea to push an insulting ad like that on the population should be fired. I think that these reasons are down right insulting. His response could scarcely be any more insulting to the intelligence of every reader. If it makes you feel good to write an insulting letter, go ahead. Bobby and Tina began exchanging insulting, sarcastic remarks. Calling everything junk is tedious and perhaps slightly insulting to the gatherer. They are insulting to the thousands of parents who have entrusted their children to this school system. Derivatives insultingly adverb ɪnˈsʌltɪŋli as submodifier an insultingly low salary Example sentencesExamples I look forward to watching cable with my mom, wearing an overcoat, and seeing each of my Chicago friends for insultingly brief periods of time. If this seems insultingly stereotypical, well, it's nothing compared to what I saw on TV. How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages? You don't worry too much about those who tried to stand up for the poor whom you once insultingly dismissed as ‘the poverty industry’. You must also answer this insultingly easy question. In 1996, Yeoman's major customer made what she considered an insultingly low offer for her business. Definition of insulting in US English: insulting adjectiveɪnˈsəltɪŋinˈsəltiNG Disrespectful or scornfully abusive. insulting remarks their language is insulting to women Example sentencesExamples I have heard the shouted threats and demands and have witnessed some of the insulting, demeaning ways staff are treated. He said the name never has been, nor is it intended to be insulting to anyone. Even more insulting, some critics said, was the fact that the conventions were being relegated to cable news networks. His response could scarcely be any more insulting to the intelligence of every reader. If it makes you feel good to write an insulting letter, go ahead. When I attempt to engage in debate about their views they become loud and insulting. They are insulting to the thousands of parents who have entrusted their children to this school system. This insulting decision speaks volumes about the direction sports is headed. His words are destructive and made even more insulting because he does not even realise the effect they have. The insulting character of the criticism, however, prevented some from delving more deeply into the controversy. Bobby and Tina began exchanging insulting, sarcastic remarks. I thought this rather sweet, but highly insulting to her memory. Whoever came up with the idea to push an insulting ad like that on the population should be fired. It should be based upon evaluating whether the events presented in the book are accurate and whether insulting language was used. Not only was he rude for declining the invitation, but his reason for declining was insulting to the host. Diana also believed her salary to be virtually insulting. Calling everything junk is tedious and perhaps slightly insulting to the gatherer. I think that these reasons are down right insulting. It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting. I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting.
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