indignation
ˌɪndɪɡˈneɪʃən
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Definition of indignation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

emotionanger or strong displeasure at unfair or offensive treatment
  • Her indignation grew after hearing the unfair decision.
  • Public indignation rose after the scandal.
  • He expressed indignation at the unfair accusation.
outrage resentment
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Expressions with indignation

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strong anger believed to be justified by unfair or evil actions
Her speech was filled with righteous indignation at the corruption scandal.

Origin of indignation

Latin, indignari (regard as unworthy)

Terms with indignation included in their meaning

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emotion
used to express mild surprise or indignation
emotion
feel bitterness or indignation at a circumstance, action, or person
humorous
expresses shock or indignation humorously
emotion
felt bitterness or indignation
emotional reaction
show anger or indignation suddenly
intense indignation
feeling intense indignation or resentment
internet
situation with excessive indignation or frustration
indignation
shows indignation at someone's presumptuous behavior

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  1. French:indignation, ...
  2. German:Empörung, ...
  3. Italian:indignazione, ...
  4. Spanish:indignación, ...
  5. Portuguese:indignação, ...
  6. Chinese:愤慨, ...
  7. Japanese:憤り, ...
  8. Arabic:سَخَط, ...
  9. Hebrew:זַעַם, ...
  10. Russian:возмущение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обурення, ...
  12. Hindi:आक्रोश, ...

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