Examples of 'not take offence' in a sentence
Meaning of "not take offence"
not take offence - This phrase advises someone to remain unaffected or unaffected by something that might normally cause hurt feelings or resentment. It implies staying calm and composed in response to potentially offensive remarks or actions
How to use "not take offence" in a sentence
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I hope you will not take offence.
You can not take offence to be called " virgin.
But blessed is the one who does not take offence at the truth.
Forgive us, do not take offence lt 's our prince, Vladimir Galitsky.
Even at this the King did not take offence.
I do not take offence.
Or rather I knew that they should not take offence.
I hope you will not take offence I hope you will not take my watch.
He assumed, on that basis, the Complainant would understand his remark and not take offence.
They will not take offence.
On the contrary, I have got a very fine … I hope you will not take offence.
But remember to not take offence to those who aren't as welcoming back.
If you will kill me, I shall not take offence.
Come now, you must not take offence with Goody for that.
Please, do not take offence.
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