Difference between Offensive and Ghastly

OFFENSIVE vs GHASTLY: NOUN

A physical or military attack or assault.
An attitude or position of attack.
The posture of attacking or being able to attack.
An attack.
With the definite article: An aggressive attitude or course of operations; a posture of attack: as, to act on or assume the offensive.
The state or posture of one who offends or makes attack; aggressive attitude; the act of the attacking party; -- opposed to defensive.
To be the attacking party; to initiate hostilities.
The action of attacking an enemy

Making the first attack; assailant; aggressive; hence, used in attacking; -- opposed to defensive
Giving offense; causing displeasure or resentment; displeasing; annoying.
Of or relating to a team having possession of a ball or puck.
Of, relating to, or designed for attack.
Making a physical or military attack.
Disagreeable to the senses.
Causing anger, displeasure, or resentment.
Causing or able to cause nausea
Morally offensive
Of an offensive substitute for inoffensive terminology
Violating or tending to violate or offend against
For the purpose of attack rather than defense
Causing anger or annoyance
Giving pain or unpleasant sensations; disagreeable; revolting; noxious
Substitute a harsher or distasteful term for a mild one
Having to do with play directed at scoring.
Relating to an offense or attack, as opposed to defensive.
Causing offense; arousing a visceral reaction of disgust, anger, or hatred.
Unpleasant or disgusting especially to the senses
A leaque that requires all the parties to it to make war together against any foe, and to defend one another if attacked.

Disgusting; disagreeable; giving pain or unpleasant sensations: as, an offensive smell.
Causing or giving offense; fitted or intended to offend or give displeasure; provocative of displeasure; insulting; annoying; displeasing: as, an offensive remark; offensive behavior.
Serving to injure; injurious.
Consisting in or proceeding by attack; assailant; invading; aggressive: opposed to defensive.
Serving to offend, assail, or attack; used in attack: opposed to defensive: as, offensive weapons.

Inspiring horror
Shockingly repellent
Synonyms Ghastly, Grim, Grisly, Haggard, Hideous; pale, wan, cadaverous, frightful. Hideous may apply to sound, as a hideous noise; the others not. All in modern use apply primarily to sight and secondarily to mental perception, except haggard, which connotes sight only. Ghastly, as it is most commonly used, means deathly pale, deathlike, referring to the countenance, but its signification has been extended to denote anything that is suggestive of death, or even repulsive and shocking, as Milton's “mangled with ghastly wounds” (P. L., vi. 368), “a ghastly smile” (Milton, P. L., ii. 846), a ghastly jest. Grim characterizes a rigid cast of countenance, indicating a severe, stern, or even ruthless disposition. Grisly refers to the whole form or aspect, especially when dark, forbidding, or such as to inspire terror. Haggard adds to the idea of paleness of countenance that of being wasted by famine or protracted mental agony. Hideous, used of looks, applies to the whole form or scene, and means simply repulsive, extremely unpleasant to see: as, hideous features; a hideous scene. See pale.
Deathly in import or suggestion; morally dreadful or shocking.
Dreadful or deathly in aspect or look; deathlike; haggard; shocking.
In a ghastly manner; dreadfully; hideously; with a deathlike aspect.

Disgusting, Obnoxious, Abusive, Abhorrent, Horrid, Foul, Distasteful, Obscene, Assault, Vile, Objectionable, Insulting, Attacking, Attack, Offense

Horrible, Horrid, Horrendous, Horrific, Horrifying, Dreadful, Hideous, Offensive, Charnel, Alarming, Sepulchral, Grim, Macabre, Grisly, Gruesome

Disgusting, Obnoxious, Abusive, Abhorrent, Horrid, Foul, Distasteful, Obscene, Assault, Vile, Objectionable, Insulting, Attacking, Attack, Offense

Horrible, Horrid, Horrendous, Horrific, Horrifying, Dreadful, Hideous, Offensive, Charnel, Alarming, Sepulchral, Grim, Macabre, Grisly, Gruesome

When a player on the offensive team grabs an offensive rebound and then immediately scores a field goal in the paint.
One is geared towards offensive security and the other is both offensive and defensive.
That is, some say the symbol is not offensive if not intended to be offensive.
Viper Offensive Line Coach Jonathan Himebauch has a strong history of getting the most out of his offensive lines.
Just as the fight against terrorism requires a mixture of offensive and defensive measures, election security also needs to include an offensive component.
We disallow them if they have been offensive elsewhere, or if their offensive teachings are available online.
If you do not feel it is offensive, what would make it offensive and why?
Never a gifted offensive player, Pippen eventually turned himself into an offensive weapon utilizing his unbelievable athleticism and length.
Apart from being offensive to an individual, the law requires that a reasonable person also finds it offensive.
The B Gap is the space, or split, between the offensive guards and offensive tackles on either side of the offensive line.

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