Add Insult to Injury Meaning | Idioms In English

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Add Insult to Injury Meaning: to make a bad situation become worse by saying or doing something; to upset someone once, with some remark or action, and then to do something else which compounds the original insult; to add to the injury of something that occurs by saying or doing something.

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[HectorVo-rrik]

If someone loses their job and their car breaks down, and someone comments, wow, things aren't going well for you -- it would be adding insult to injury.

[philliphsieh]

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