Summary
insult {noun}
accesso · colpo · insulto · affronto · insolenza · ingiuria · oltraggio
to insult {verb}
offendere · insultare · insolentire · oltraggiare · ingiuriare
English-Italian translation for "insult"
"insult" Italian translation
insult {noun}
For most Western young women of today, being called a feminist is an insult.
Such powers are an insult to the rule of law and not in the public interest.
As someone who fought to see Europe exist, I, for my part, believe that this is an insult to us.
To insult either of them would be to insult the peace process.
Commissioner, I think what you are doing here is gradually becoming an insult to our intelligence!
When he is insulted in Jerusalem by the Israeli occupying police, it is again our country that receives the insult.
existed, struck me as an insult.
Furthermore, the fact that the British Agriculture Minister, Mr Hogg, did not attend is an insult not just to Parliament, but to all the
That is an insult!
For the Council not to do this would add the injury of indifference to the insult of refusing from the outset to provide adequate finance.
The European Union cannot add insult to that injury by saying that it is not its responsibility that they have a serious problem in the
I had to point out that as far as I was concerned that was a terrible insult: I had been the real thing; I had been a real colonial
In any case, reparation for evil and scandal, compensation for injury, and satisfaction for insult are conditions for forgiveness.
This is an insult to the memory of a million men, women and children who were massacred on that site in the name of the ideological
It is an insult to Austria when a million citizens who vote for the Freedom Party are dismissed as racists and ostracized in this European
injury or insult.
to insult {verb}
to insult [insulted|insulted] {v.t.} (also: to affront)
I do not intend to insult or offend anyone by saying this, Mr President.
Mr President, to term these on-going brutalities in Sierra Leone as bestial is an insult to animals.
They and their friends will always find a thousand and one words to evade and falsify the past and continue to insult the memory of the
He didn't like Al Zheimers, because he thought it would insult people with Alzheimer's.
There is mention of a wave of insults against Germany and German citizens.
to insult [insulted|insulted] {v.t.} (also: to affront, to slag off)
I do not intend to insult or offend anyone by saying this, Mr President.
To suffer for Christ, yes, but not at the expense of contempt and insult!
I think the biggest insult, the worst way you can offend a Mexican is to insult their mother.
Of course, it is not very smart to have to tell our friends the Turks that they must not insult the President of the European Parliament.
Our immunity is in fact a shield which protects us: we can accuse, insult, and do whatever we like, but that, of course, is contrary to
to insult [insulted|insulted] {v.t.} (also: to affront)
to insult [insulted|insulted] {v.t.} (also: to revile, to vituperate, to outrage, to abuse)
But, in horrible rage and hatred, he determined to insult and torture while he could the great King whose throne is everlasting.
Subject: Arrest of the leader of the Chilean Communist Party for insulting General Pinochet
I also feel that Turkey must consider repealing clause 301 of its Penal Code, which is being used to charge dozens of Turkish writers with insulting Turkishness.
The Group of the European People's Party abuses and insults the memory of the millions of communists who gave their very lives to deliver mankind from the Nazi monster.
to insult [insulted|insulted] {v.t.} (also: to affront)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "insult":
© Princeton Universitydiss · affront · abuse · revilement · contumely · vilification
Usage examples
Usage examples for "insult" in Italian
Similar words
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Have a look at the English-Spanish dictionary by bab.la.