How to pronounce “took offense”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take offense

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took exception, took umbrage, took aback, took a joke, took fright, took something in stride, took the bait, took notice, took, took liberties, got under someone's skin, took the piss, wrongtook, took it upon oneself, took no notice of, took the liberty, took credit for, took on the chin, took the meaning, took the edge off, took action, took it, took a hint, took away, took in, took something as it came, took back, took upon oneself, took office, took the point, took place, took time, took under advisement, took note, forgave, went off, took a knee, took a liking to, took the time, took for granted, took away from, took on, took one for the team, threw off, took point, gave off, took off, flew off the handle, took something off one's chest, took a seat, blew up in one's face, took at face value, took a break, took the mick, took leave, took part, took the initiative, blew off, took care, took a risk, mistook, went against, took cover, took for, took a bite out of, got over oneself, took to, wore off, took on trust, came off, took flight, took the mickey, took care of, wrote off, took a fall out of, took command, fell off, took on faith, took down a notch, withtook, took someone's fancy, went off the reservation, got up in someone's face, took from behind, took a back seat, took hold, stole, overtook, did somebody wrong, took a pew, took water, unforgave, took to the streets, took one's seat, took ten, blew one's cool, misspoke, took one's eye off the ball, overdid, took the plunge

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