Umbrage

annoyance or offense usage: "take umbrage"

Noah Paologese

Noah Paologese

@noahpaologese.bsky.social

Why is a fire inside a steel dumpster a metaphor for catastrophe? Isn’t that rather a good place for it? Mrs. Begonia Contretemps investigates two overheated American expressions—and takes umbrage.

https://c-of-c-c.org/2026/10/26/dumpster-fire-and-hot-mess/

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East Anglia Bylines

East Anglia Bylines

@eastangliabylines.co.uk

Pecksniff watches Europe creep back onto the agenda * A Lib Dem door closes remarkably quickly * Reform Cllr Sam Journet takes umbrage

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Stuart Miles

Stuart Miles

@smiles74.bsky.social

The #BBC doing their best to lionise Jeffrey Archer, but Michael Crick absolutely takes him down, rightly labelling him as “a pretty serious crook, and a fraud, and you could never believe a word he said.” Great fun. The newsreader took umbrage 😄

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