offend
verbUK /əˈfend/
US /əˈfend/
To make someone feel hurt or upset.
He didn't mean to offend his friend with that joke.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To commit a crime or do something wrong.
Anyone who offends against the law will be punished.
3. To be unpleasant or disgusting to the senses.
The smell of the garbage offended everyone nearby.
4. To cause someone to feel angry or resentful.
Her rude comment offended the whole class.