Confronted
Insulted and confronted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Insulted" instead a verb "Confronted".
Nearby Words: confrontation, confronting
Insulted
Confronted and insulted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Confronted" instead a verb "Insulted".
Both words in one sentence
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Unfortunately, he loses it when confronted by someone who insulted or attacked the Uchiha clan.
Source: The Stoic -
Stalin confronted Nadezha and insulted her, calling her a "whore", which really made Lenin upset and made a chain reaction that led to his secret block with Trotsky and his final Testament.
Source: We Used to Be Friends -
He got into a physical confrontation with female TNA wrestler Kia Stevens, giving an extremely backhanded apology for his remarks, and then confronted and openly insulted Stevens when she appeared on one of his friend's radio shows to talk about the whole thing.
Source: Dumbass DJ
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