Definition of affrontive in English:

affrontive

adjective əˈfrʌntɪv

Characterized by impudence, insult, or offence; having the tendency or capacity to cause offence.

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From affront + -ive.

adjectiveəˈfrʌntɪv

Characterized by impudence, insult, or offence; having the tendency or capacity to cause offence.

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From affront + -ive.

单词	affrontive
释义	Definition of affrontive in English: affrontive adjective əˈfrʌntɪv Characterized by impudence, insult, or offence; having the tendency or capacity to cause offence. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From affront + -ive. Definition of affrontive in US English: affrontive adjectiveəˈfrʌntɪv Characterized by impudence, insult, or offence; having the tendency or capacity to cause offence. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From affront + -ive.
随便看	give something off/out/forth give something one's approval give something one's best shot give something one's consent give something one's say-so give something out give something out give something out give something/someone a/the once-over give something the chop give something the go-ahead give something the green light give something the nod give something the ok give something the once-over give something the thumbs up give something the title of give something to give something up give something up give something up as a bad job give something up as a bad job give some thought to give sth a bad name give sth a good run for their money