what does intentional use of unfriendly or offensive behavior
The girl was unfriendly so she had no friends
For example: The boy was very unfriendly in school today. How you use it depends on the context.
an intentional fragment is a form of writing where you use one word as a sentence. this creates "drama" and makes the word stand out.
"Injun" is an intentional mis-spelling of Indian, popular in dime western novels.
The woman was like a swinish hog at the dinner table.
The opposite of friendly is "unfriendly" but you can also use aloof, stand-offish, or even unwelcoming.
You just trod on my foot, was that intentional?
It is a portmanteau of the word swag and an offensive term for gay men. It means a person who thinks they have swag, but they don't.
Since aloof means mean or unfriendly, you could say My enemy aloofly passed me in the room.
Intentional repetition is the deliberate use of repeating words, phrases, or structures for emphasis, rhythm, or effect in writing or speech. It is a stylistic device that can help reinforce ideas or create a certain tone or mood.
The dog's behavior was perfect.
All that I know is that if you want to remove a word from a quote and replace it with another word, you use [] to show this. For example, your quote is, "looked like pornography", you use "looked like [inappropriate things]. (remember, this is just an example)