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Meaning of scandalized
The primary meaning of the word "scandalized" is to shock or outrage someone by doing or saying something considered improper or unacceptable.
Etymology of scandalized
The word "scandalized" originates from the Old French word "scandaliser", which is derived from the Latin word "scandalum", meaning a stumbling block or offense
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe something that causes shock, outrage, or offense
Synonyms
outraged
shocked
appalled
horrified
dismayed
disgusted
disturbed
upset
affronted
offended
indisignant
infuriated
irate
vexed
displeased
dissatisfied
discontented
disapproving
reproachful
condemnatory
critical
disparaging
denunciatory
castigatory
censorious
discrediting
derogatory
defamatory
calumnious
vituperative
opprobrious
scandalous
shameful
disreputable
ignominious
infamous
notorious
Definitions
- To shock or outrage someone by doing or saying something considered improper or unacceptable
- * To damage someone's reputation by spreading negative information about them
- * To cause someone to feel shocked, outraged, or offended by something they consider improper or unacceptable
Usage Examples
- The public was scandalized by the politician's corrupt behavior
- * She was scandalized by the explicit content in the movie
- * The company's unethical practices scandalized the industry and led to a loss of public trust
Antonyms
pleased
satisfied
content
approving
complimentary
laudatory
praising
flattering
appreciative
admiring
respectful
deferential
courteous
polite
diplomatic
tactful
considerate
thoughtful
delicate
discreet
restrained
moderate
mild
gentle
benevolent
kindly
gracious