umbrages

[US]/ˈʌmbrɪdʒɪz/
[UK]/ˈʌmbrɪdʒɪz/

Translation

n.feeling of annoyance or displeasure; shade or shadow; suspicions or doubts

Phrases & Collocations

take umbrages

give umbrages

express umbrages

show umbrages

feel umbrages

harbor umbrages

take umbrage

umbrages arise

umbrages expressed

umbrages noted

Example Sentences

he took umbrage at the criticism of his work.

she expressed her umbrage over the unfair treatment.

many took umbrage at the insensitive remarks.

he was quick to take umbrage when his ideas were dismissed.

taking umbrage can sometimes escalate conflicts.

she took umbrage at the suggestion that she was unqualified.

his umbrage was evident when he left the meeting.

taking umbrage over small issues can be counterproductive.

she took umbrage at the joke that was made at her expense.

he often takes umbrage when his authority is challenged.

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