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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am not offended" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be used as part of a complete sentence, typically in response to something that could be perceived as offensive.
Example: "I appreciate your honesty, and I want you to know that I am not offended by your comments."
Alternatives: "I don't take offense" or "I'm not upset."
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"I personally am not offended by the name, and I don't like the word".
"I am not offended that he offered me a computer," she says.
"I am not offended by his comments (as much as I am embarrassed for him and his family)." She had soured on his "bullying," and his "total disregard for manners".
I am not offended that Sprint says I am a Technosexual (just like the guy in the video above).
I am not offended as much as worried.
I am not offended by nakedness and have no problem telling someone to put their wiener away.
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"We're not offended.
I'm not offended".
Ordonez was not offended.
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