Indignant
Indignant adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Offended and indignant are semantically related in aggrieved topic. In some cases you can use "Offended" instead an adjective "Indignant".
Nearby Words: indignation, indignantly
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- Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time ends with the Prince trying to kiss Farah - but since he rewound time, she doesn't remember how they worked together and warmed up to each other, so she's indignant and offended.
Source: That Didn't Happen -
He is indignant and offended by this, not because rape is a horrible thing to do, but because he sees it as the most uncreative way possible to torment someone.Twilight: Believe me, your logic about why you don't want to commit rape is so weird, nopony would ever come up with it independently.
Source: Fan Fic / The Last Draconequus - Rohan also somewhat inverts this: if he has been taunted, he can spend a taunt to get indignant about having been offended.
Source: Practical Taunt
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