Definition Synonyms
Definition of indignant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionfeeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy
- She was indignant at the unfair treatment she received..
- He felt indignant about the false accusations.
- The workers were indignant over the pay cuts.
Origin of indignant
Latin, indignari (to regard as unworthy)
Terms with indignant included in their meaning
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manners
indignant response to rude behavior without apology
indignant response
respond to someone's rude or intrusive behavior
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- French:indigné, ...
- German:empört, ...
- Italian:indignato, ...
- Spanish:enojado, ...
- Portuguese:indignada, ...
- Chinese:愤慨的, ...
- Japanese:憤慨した, ...
- Arabic:غَاضِب, ...
- Hebrew:נִזְעָם, ...
- Russian:возмущённый, ...
- Ukrainian:обурений, ...
- Hindi:आक्रोशित, ...
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