unoffended
/"+/ (ame, mw)
unoffended — adjective
- unoffendedpositive
- more unoffendedcomparative
- most unoffendedsuperlative
1. not feeling upset, insulted, or hurt by something that could normally cause a pe
not feeling upset, insulted, or hurt by something that could normally cause a person to feel that way
Despite the harsh criticism of his cooking, Theo remained completely unoffended.
remain + unoffended for staying calm under criticism
Mei-Lin was unoffended by her colleague's blunt comments about her presentation.
unoffended + by + person/thing specifying source
The audience seemed entirely unoffended by the comedian's controversial jokes.
To everyone's surprise, Aunt Rosa was unoffended when the children accidentally knocked over her vase.
Dr. Okafor listened to the negative feedback and stayed unoffended, treating it as useful advice.
- unbothered
less formal, suggests a relaxed carefree attitude rather than specifically not being offended
- unfazed
informal, implies not being disturbed by something surprising or shocking
- unperturbed
formal, suggests calmness despite potential provocation
文法句型
unoffended + by + noun phrase
remain + unoffended
用法筆記
Most common in formal or literary contexts. Frequently modified by adverbs such as 'completely,' 'entirely,' or 'quite,' and typically followed by 'by' when specifying the source of potential offense.