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in·sult (nslt)
n.
A bodily injury, irritation, or trauma.
insult
Medtalk noun Any stressful stimulus which, under normal circumstances, does not affect the host organism, but which may result in morbidity, when it occurs in a background of preexisting compromising conditions
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But Evans decided the keeper was not the last man - and Barrett added insult to injury by saving the spot-kick.
Football: RED MISSED AS REF IS ARRAN NONE OF IT; BARCLAYS PREMIER ... by The Mirror (London, England)
He said: "We're disappointed not to able to see the game and cooking Italian food would have added insult to injury.
Chefs kick Italian food off menu; THE ITALIAN JOB.. ONE DAY TO GO. by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Today angry workers who will stop producing the sauce at Aston this week - ending 108 years of tradition - said the move by parent company Heinz added insult to injury.
The final insult for HP workers; Brum sauce already bottled in Holland by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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