-
Latin Pop
singer Ricardo Arjona's 2006 song "Mojado" uses the word
inoffensively, as he
describes a
migrant s****ing a
better life in
another country...
- unpleasant. Some
euphemisms are
intended to amuse,
while others use bland,
inoffensive terms for
concepts that the user
wishes to downplay.
Euphemisms may be...
- Look up
offensive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Offensive may
refer to:
Offensive (military), type of
military operation Offensive, the
former name...
- niger),
where English took it from. The term can be
viewed as offensive,
inoffensive, or
completely neutral,
largely depending on the
region or
country where...
- "likable and committed". He
described the film as "well-staged and
entirely inoffensive",
adding that it was
certainly better than
other recent horror films...
- was
originally used by
classical scholars as "a bookish, and
therefore inoffensive term for
writing about prostitutes", but its
meaning was
quickly expanded...
- by saying, "Something that
started decades ago and was
applauded and
inoffensive is now
politically incorrect. What can you do?" to
which Marge replies...
-
strangely united in the last of
their successors", "The life of this
inoffensive youth was
spared by the
generous clemency of Odoacer; who
dismissed him...
-
semantic drift known as melioration,
wherein former pejoratives become inoffensive and commonplace.
Because of its
increasing usage in the
public forum...
- as large,
dirty pests,
although the
majority of
species are
small and
inoffensive and live in a wide
range of
habitats around the world. ****roaches are...
