Business
Business noun - Transactions or economic support provided by customers.
Offense
Offense noun - A breaking of a moral or legal code.
Both words in one sentence
- He still kills like nobody's business and can tackle Thermobaric Tanks, helicopters and even entire buildings with little effort on offense, but even with an upgraded health bar he takes HUGE damage and begins realizing how squishy he truly is.
Source: Glass Cannon / Video Games -
Skiles affectionately calls Sully a "world class bullshitter" note in being able to sell his private Airline Safety business as a huge industry when it was just him and Sully takes some offense to that.
Source: Film / Sully - Clingy Jealous Girl: Syvlie is ridiculously insecure in her relationship and takes offense to Guy's business partner Genevieve, or to any attractive female friend Guy may have, and sometimes even cooks up schemes to try and test Guy's fidelity.
Source: Series / Un Gars Une Fille
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