The phrase "offensive person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has insulted, angered, or otherwise caused offense to another person, either intentionally or unintentionally. For example: "The mayor apologized to his constituents after making an offensive comment about an opposing politician."
A militant Hindu party, Jan Singh, denounced him, saying, "Such an ignorant and offensive person has no business to be a minister".
This rule could be awkward if the offensive person is a relative, client, or neighbor, so just reduce the time you spend with them.
This may be particularly important at holidays, and in a situation where you can not stand to face the "offensive" person.
People need to understand that the R word is as offensive to persons with intellectual disabilities as the N word is to the African American community.
Any unwanted, unreciprocated and unwelcome behaviour of a sexual nature that is offensive to the person involved, and causes that person to be threatened, humiliated or embarrassed.
What might be offensive to one person might appear harmless to another".
"In the same way that efforts to combat bullying offline are not 100 percent successful, the efforts to stop people from saying something offensive about another person online are not complete either," Joe Sullivan said.
Try not to say anything offensive to the person you're talking to.
Without being offensive to the person, state that the friendship should be ended.
"When brought into a house the smell is often so offensive that some persons can never bear to taste it.
This bill, partly cut-and-pasted from a California anti-paparazzi statute, prohibits taking photos or videos "in a manner that is offensive to a reasonable person," whatever that means, of someone "engaging in a personal or familial activity," whatever that is.
