Meaning
Idiom:no offense (intended)
- is used to say you hope what you're going to say will not offend someone.
Example sentences
—No offensebut I only date guys who share my religion.
—No offense, however we’re looking for a candidate with better speaking skills.
—If you don't mind I prefer to stay at a hotel this time.No offense, I just have some work I need to finish.
—I'm really sorry I hurt your feelings. There was absolutelyno offense intended.
—He said,no offensebut my outfit looked really cheap.
—No offense intended but could you stop yelling so loudly? We're trying to sleep.
—How can you say "no offense" and then call your mother-in-law names?
—Would you like a mint? No offense but your breath smells really bad.
—No offense but I'd prefer if your wife drove us to the concert.
Synonyms
- Don't take this the wrong way
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