Use Offenden in a sentence

1. [Middle English Offenden, from Old French offendre, from Latin offendere; see gwhen-in Indo-European roots.] of·fend′er n

Offenden, Old, Offendre, Offendere, Of

2. I just met someone who got super Offenden over little thing that wasn´t even meant serious or in a evil way… It was like a trigger… in one moment he was nice and then, wow, he just insulted me with ugly words

Offenden, Over, Or, One

3. Dunstan's, Cranbrook, in 1560; the christening of Henry HOffenden at Meopham, in November 1662; and Ingram Offenden, who was recorded at Harbledon, in 1736.

Of, Offenden

4. ME Offenden < OFr offendre < L offendere, to strike against < ob-(see ob-) + fendere, to hit, strike: see defend

Offenden, Ofr, Offendre, Offendere, Ob

5. Early 14c., Offenden, "to disobey or sin against (a person, human or divine)," a sense now obsolete, from Old French ofendre "hit, attack, injure; sin against; antagonize, excite to anger" and directly from Latin offendere "to hit, thrust, or strike against," figuratively "to stumble, commit a fault, displease, trespass against, provoke," from assimilated form of ob "in front of

Offenden, Or, Obsolete, Old, Ofendre, Offendere, Of, Ob

6. For alle we Offenden in many thingis

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7. That thilke nyght Offenden hire moste he, 1756

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