The phrase "affront to her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or statement that is disrespectful or insulting towards a female individual.
Example: "His comments were an affront to her dignity and self-respect."
Alternatives: "insult to her" or "offense to her".
"Just him sitting in a robe at the dining room table, that's an affront to her manners".
Davis's supporters, including the Kentucky senator and Presidential candidate Rand Paul, are protesting what they believe to be an affront to her religious freedom.
Gabrielle had it hardest, with a blind husband at home and a daughter who is a daily affront to her almost religious devotion to bella figura.
At no point should you be rude or insulting, even though the chef is likely to take your complaint as an affront to her skill.
The sight of terrorists, years later, committing murder while wearing masks copied from one of her music videos may be an affront to her image, but so what?
McDonald said she was "appalled" at the thought of being "treated as incontinent" and considered the use of pads an "intolerable affront to her dignity".
The very thought of having to sit next to some old woman and read to her is clearly an affront to his masculinity, and beneath his dignity.
Aleida Guevara this week denounced the commercialisation of her father's image as an affront to his socialist ideals.
The spotlight is an affront to his nature.
Her latest affront to humanity has been to discuss her plans to have an abortion so that she can appear on Big Brother.
The idea of knocking down or moving the memorial is an affront to Guyton, who donated her uncle's letters and military records to the Prince George's African American Museum and Cultural Center.
