offence
//əˈfɛns//
Noun
offenceSingular
offencesPlural
1
An act or instance of breaking a law or rule; a crime or illegal act.
Driving without a license is a serious offence.
2
A feeling of hurt, displeasure, or resentment caused by a perceived insult or disregard.
I hope you won't take offence at my honest opinion.
3
Something that causes displeasure, anger, or resentment.
His rude comment was an offence to everyone at the meeting.