Definition of «offense»

The term "offense" refers to an action or behavior that is considered wrong, harmful, or disobedient. It can also refer to a breach of rules, laws, or standards, and may result in punishment or repercussions. In sports, offense typically describes the team's efforts to score points by moving the ball down the field.

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He took great offense when I accidentally spilled coffee on his new suit.
The hockey player received a warning for his unsportsmanlike offense during the game.
The government implemented strict security measures to prevent any potential terrorist offenses.
The students were suspended for their involvement in a cyberbullying offense.
The company issued an apology after customers voiced their offense at an inappropriate advertisement.
The basketball team's offense proved to be too strong for their opponents, leading them to victory.

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They would manage just 265 yards of offense on the game. (andthevalleyshook.com)
Looking a little lost on offense in the 18th, he did manage to win a free kick after his cross was blocked. (sounderatheart.com)
I can only suspect it's a desperate need for offense. (sbnation.com)
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Definition of «offense»

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