insulting one's intelligence
insulting one's intelligence is the present participle and gerund of insult one's intelligence.
Meaning of insult one's intelligence
Verb
insult one's intelligence (third-person singular simple present insults one's intelligence, present participle insulting one's intelligence, simple past and past participle insulted one's intelligence)
- To treat someone as if they are not intelligent or enough to understand something obvious.
Questions about insulting one's intelligence
- What is insulting one's intelligence the present participle and gerund of?
- Insulting one's intelligence is the present participle and gerund of insult one's intelligence.
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