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Affront A. to face B. to avoid C. to offend D. to flatter
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Affront A. to face B. to avoid C. to offend D. to flatter

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The word "affront" would best be matched with "to offend" since it is used in most cases to imply that someone has caused another person or group mental suffering in some way.
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