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Meaning of indignation
strong displeasure or anger
Etymology of indignation
The word "indignation" has its roots in the Latin "indignatio", which is derived from "indignus", meaning "unworthy" or "unjust", and the suffix "-ation", which forms a noun indicating a process or state
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe a strong feeling of anger or disgust, often in response to a perceived injustice or wrongdoing
Synonyms
outrage
anger
resentment
indignance
displeasure
irritation
exasperation
vexation
annoyance
umbrage
offense
affront
scandal
disgust
distaste
disapproval
displeasure
discontent
dissatisfaction
disillusion
disenchantment
disaffection
discontentment
disillusionment
protest
objection
complaint
grievance
grudge
rancor
bitterness
gall
acrimony
asperity
spleen
dudgeon
huff
pique
temper
ire
wrath
fury
rage
irefulness
irateness
cholericness
testiness
crossness
petulance
sullenness
moroseness
glumness
sulking
scowling
frowning
gloominess
sulkiness
Definitions
- A feeling of great anger or disgust, especially when someone feels that they or someone else has been treated unfairly or with disrespect
- * A state of strong displeasure or anger, often caused by something that is considered unjust or unacceptable
Usage Examples
- The community expressed their indignation at the government's decision to cut funding for local schools
- * She felt a deep sense of indignation when she discovered that her employer had been paying her less than her male colleagues for the same work
- * The news of the scandal sparked widespread indignation and calls for greater transparency and accountability
Antonyms
acceptance
approval
appreciation
admiration
praise
applause
acclaim
commendation
endorsement
sanction
tolerance
patience
understanding
leniency
clemency
mercy
forgiveness
pardon
absolution
exoneration
vindication
justification
acquittal
approval
satisfaction
contentment
pleasure
delight
gratification
enjoyment