a deliberate insult or act of disrespect

an insult

to say false things about a person, a person's character etc

verbal exhibition of bad temper

to attack (a person)

attack, usually with words

(an instance of) irreverent talk about God and sacred things

irreverence

to not care at all

condemn, denounce

to speak against (something) especially with sarcasm

criticize, blame

to make (a region, water; a person's thoughts etc) dirty or impure

corrupt, violate

a strong verbal attack

harangue, criticism

the loss of respect, favour, good reputation

state of shame; bad reputation

disgrace or shame; loss, absence, of honour and self-respect

state of shame

damage; injury

injury, evil

(an instance, example of) rude treatment causing a person to feel shame or loss of respect

embarrassment, humiliation

to harm, damage, (a person, part of the body)

hurt, harm

harm; damage; a hurt or damage to the body, caused by an accident

hurt, harm

(an instance of) the absence of justice

unfair treatment; bias

a remark, act, that insults

hateful communication

to move (something) using physical strength; to hold or move (a person) roughly

push

to take (a person's money) and use it wrongly (especially for one's own advantage)

use wrongly; steal

to give the wrong direction to (a person, letter etc)

mess up

to govern (a country) badly

mess up

to deal with (a situation, person etc) roughly, inefficiently or without ability

bobble

to behave badly towards (a person); use, handle, (a machine, object) badly

treat badly or wrongly

to rule (people) unjustly or cruelly; to cause (a person) to feel troubled, uncomfortable

depress, subdue

(an act of) extreme violence, cruelty or indecency; to offend, shock, (a person) greatly

atrocity, evil

the act of polluting; (a mixture of) substances that pollute

dirtiness, contamination

(an instance of) profane speech or language

foul language

to cause (a person) to suffer for doing wrong

penalize for wrongdoing

(one of) a series of horizontal or sloping bars or rods of a fence etc; a continuous line of such bars, laid on the ground for trains; to criticize a person angrily

criticize harshly

(to commit) the crime of forcing sexual intercourse on (a person)

defilement; a forced sexual assault

to find fault with (a person) (usually with a feeling of disappointment or sadness)

strong criticism; dishonor

to use abusive language about (a person, thing)

scold

(to cause something) to become rough

handle harshly

to blame (a person) with angry words

find fault with

to use threats against (a person); to warn of (something bad); to seem likely to occur or come

warn, pressure

injustice

injustice

to say evil things about (a person)

criticize very harshly

breach; breaking of the law

breach; breaking of the law