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An '''insult''' is a [[speech|spoken]] phrase or a physical act that is degrading or offensive to others and which may be done intentionally or accidentally.  
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An '''insult''' is a [[speech|spoken]] or written phrase or a physical act that is degrading or offensive to others and which may be done intentionally or accidentally.  
  
 
Insults may range from a single derogatory [[word]] (such as calling someone an "idiot" or even something more [[profanity|profane]]), to complete articles or [[book]]s.  
 
Insults may range from a single derogatory [[word]] (such as calling someone an "idiot" or even something more [[profanity|profane]]), to complete articles or [[book]]s.  
  
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Insulting acts may comprise making an offensive [[gesture]], desecrating a holy book or defiling symbols of national identity like the [[flag]]. Accidental insults may result from unfamiliarity with other cultures.  
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Insulting acts may comprise making an offensive [[gesture]], desecrating a holy book or defiling symbols of national identity like the [[flag]]. Accidental insults may result from unfamiliarity with other cultures.
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==See also==
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*[[Pejorative]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:13, January 16, 2009

An insult is a spoken or written phrase or a physical act that is degrading or offensive to others and which may be done intentionally or accidentally.

Insults may range from a single derogatory word (such as calling someone an "idiot" or even something more profane), to complete articles or books.

Insulting acts may comprise making an offensive gesture, desecrating a holy book or defiling symbols of national identity like the flag. Accidental insults may result from unfamiliarity with other cultures.

See also