noun a deliberate act or display of disrespect or insult
verb to offend or insult someone deliberately
The constant criticism affronts the individual's self-esteem.
His rude behavior affronts many people at the party.
The harsh words used in the argument affronted the other person.
Her lack of manners affronts the host of the event.
In literature, characters may face affronts to their honor or dignity, leading to conflict and character development.
Psychologists may study how individuals respond to affronts and how it may impact their mental health.
Lawyers may argue that a client has suffered an affront to their legal rights in a court case.
Human resources managers may address complaints of affronts in the workplace and work to resolve conflicts.
Politicians may face affronts from opponents or the public, which can impact their reputation and political career.