ぶじょく
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. insult; affront; slight; contempt (e.g. of court)
I'm not trying to insult you or anything.
Pitch accent
ぶ
じょく
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
insulting; offensive
(crime of) defamation (i.e. slander, libel)
contempt of court
Examples (22 in total)
He was subjected to insult.
I'm not trying to insult you or anything.
I can't put up with these insults.
He got angry at being insulted.
Tom insulted Mary.
I won't stand for this! What an insult!
Feeling himself insulted, he got angry.
I was insulted in front of other people.
His joke borders on insult.
The student insulted the teacher.
I can not put up with his insults any longer.
He insulted me in public.
He insulted me without any reason.
It is nothing less than an insult to her.
I felt his silence insulting me.
He insulted me without reason.
Walter was taken aback by John's cruel insult.
Not attacking goes without saying, but provoking or insulting them is off-limits too.
You insulted me, so of course I'm going to punish you.
I felt insulted when he kept silent.
I cannot forgive him because he insulted me in public.
What he said to Beth was nothing less than an insult to her.