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scan·dal·ize

(skăn′dl-īz′)
tr.v. scan·dal·ized, scan·dal·iz·ing, scan·dal·iz·es
1. To offend the moral sensibilities of: a lurid incident that scandalized the whole town.
2. Archaic To dishonor; disgrace.

scan′dal·i·za′tion (-ĭ-zā′shən) n.
scan′dal·iz′er n.
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scandalize

(ˈskændəˌlaɪz) or

scandalise

vb
(tr) to shock, as by improper behaviour
ˌscandaliˈzation, ˌscandaliˈsation n
ˈscandalˌizer, ˈscandalˌiser n
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scan•dal•ize

(ˈskæn dlˌaɪz)

v.t. -ized, -iz•ing.
to shock or horrify by something scandalous.
[1480–90]
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scandalize


Past participle: scandalized
Gerund: scandalizing

Imperative
scandalize
scandalize
Present
I scandalize
you scandalize
he/she/it scandalizes
we scandalize
you scandalize
they scandalize
Preterite
I scandalized
you scandalized
he/she/it scandalized
we scandalized
you scandalized
they scandalized
Present Continuous
I am scandalizing
you are scandalizing
he/she/it is scandalizing
we are scandalizing
you are scandalizing
they are scandalizing
Present Perfect
I have scandalized
you have scandalized
he/she/it has scandalized
we have scandalized
you have scandalized
they have scandalized
Past Continuous
I was scandalizing
you were scandalizing
he/she/it was scandalizing
we were scandalizing
you were scandalizing
they were scandalizing
Past Perfect
I had scandalized
you had scandalized
he/she/it had scandalized
we had scandalized
you had scandalized
they had scandalized
Future
I will scandalize
you will scandalize
he/she/it will scandalize
we will scandalize
you will scandalize
they will scandalize
Future Perfect
I will have scandalized
you will have scandalized
he/she/it will have scandalized
we will have scandalized
you will have scandalized
they will have scandalized
Future Continuous
I will be scandalizing
you will be scandalizing
he/she/it will be scandalizing
we will be scandalizing
you will be scandalizing
they will be scandalizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been scandalizing
you have been scandalizing
he/she/it has been scandalizing
we have been scandalizing
you have been scandalizing
they have been scandalizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been scandalizing
you will have been scandalizing
he/she/it will have been scandalizing
we will have been scandalizing
you will have been scandalizing
they will have been scandalizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been scandalizing
you had been scandalizing
he/she/it had been scandalizing
we had been scandalizing
you had been scandalizing
they had been scandalizing
Conditional
I would scandalize
you would scandalize
he/she/it would scandalize
we would scandalize
you would scandalize
they would scandalize
Past Conditional
I would have scandalized
you would have scandalized
he/she/it would have scandalized
we would have scandalized
you would have scandalized
they would have scandalized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb 1. [画像:scandalize - strike with disgust or revulsion]scandalize - strike with disgust or revulsion; "The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends"
churn up, sicken, disgust, nauseate, revolt - cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of; "The pornographic pictures sickened us"
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scandalize

verb shock, outrage, appal, disgust, offend, horrify, affront, raise eyebrows amongst, cause a few raised eyebrows amongst (informal) She scandalized her family by falling in love with a married man.
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scandalize

verb
To affect with a strong feeling of moral aversion:
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Translations
pohoršit
forarge
megbotránkoztat
hneyksla
pohoršiť

scandalize

[ˈskændəlaɪz] VTescandalizar
she was scandalizedse escandalizó
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scandalize

[ˈskændəlaɪz] vtscandaliser, indigner
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scandalize

vtschockieren ; she was scandalizedsie war entrüstet or empört (→ by über +acc)
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scandalize

[ˈskændəˌlaɪz] vtscandalizzare
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scandal

(ˈskӕndl) noun
1. something that is considered shocking or disgraceful. The price of such food is a scandal. skandaligheid فَضيحَه، شيءٌ مُعيب позор escândalo skandál der Skandal skandale σκάνδαλο, όνειδος escándalo ðokk, skandaal جار و جنجال skandaali scandale שערורייה अनैतिक आचरण skandal, sramota botrány skandal hneyksli scandalo けしからんもの 스캔들 skandalas skandāls; negods skandal schandaal skandale skandal سپكاوى، رسوايى، بدوينه،تور لګونه، تور( تهمت escândalo scandal скандальное происшествие; безобразие škandál sramota skandal skandal เรื่องเสียหาย rezalet, skandal 醜聞,令人憤慨的事 скандал; ганьба عوامی رسوائی chuyện gây xôn xao dư luận 丑闻
2. an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful. Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal. skandaal فَضيحَةٌ اجْتِماعِيَّه скандал escândalo skandál üble Nachrede skandale σκάνδαλο, ξέσπασμα της λαϊκής αγανάκτησης escándalo skandaal رسوايي skandaali scandale שערורייה skandal, sramota botrány skandal hneykslun scandalo スキャンダル 추문 skandalas skandāls skandal schandaal skandale, forargelse skandal رسوايى escândalo scandal скандал škandál škandal, pohujšanje skandal skandal เรื่องอับอายขายหน้า skandal, rezalet 公憤 скандал کسی شرمناک واقعہ کی وجہ سے عوامی کھلبلی vụ bê bối 公愤
3. gossip. all the latest scandal. skindernuus قيل وقال، نَميمَه клюки fofoca pomluva der Klatsch sladder κουτσομπολιό chisme, chismorreo, habladuría kuulujutt غيبت juoru ragots השמצה गप्प ogovaranje, spletka pletyka gunjingan slúður pettegolezzi うわさ話 중상 paskalos tenkas skandal schandaaltje sladder, folkesnakk plotka بدوينه mexerico bârfă сплетня klebety opravljanje skandal skvaller, skandalhistorier การนินทา dedikodu 流言蜚語 наклеп, плітки گپ chuyện ngồi lê đôi mách 流言蜚语
ˈscandalize, ˈscandalise verb
to shock or horrify. Their behaviour used to scandalize the neighbours. skok يَصْدُم، يُثير الإشْمِئْزاز скандализирам escandalizar pohoršit schockieren forarge σκανδαλίζω escandalizar ðokeerima متنفر كردن sokeerata scandaliser לִפגוֹע בְּרִגשוֹת ה- दुखी करना šokirati megbotránkoztat mengejutkan hneyksla scandalizzare あきれさせる 분개시키다, 아연 실색케 하다 piktinti sacelt skandālu/sašutumu memeranjatkan aanstoot geven forarge, sjokkere gorszyć سپكول، رسوا كول، تور لګول، تورول escandalizar a scandaliza возмущать, шокировать pohoršiť, pobúriť ogorčiti skandalizovati chockera, väcka anstöt hos ทําให้ตกใจ dehşete düşürmek 使感到憤慨 шокувати شرمسار کرنا، رسوا کرنا gây (cho ai) bê bối 使感愤慨
ˈscandalous adjective
1. shocking or disgraceful. skokkend مُعيب، مُثير للصَّدْمَه позорен escandaloso ostudný skandalös chokerende; skandaløs σκανδαλώδης, επονείδιστος escandaloso ðokeeriv رسوا كننده sokeeraava scandaleux מזעזע दुखद skandalozno, sramotno botrányos memalukan hneykslanlegur scandaloso あきれた 수치스러운 skandalingas skandalozs; apkaunojošs memeranjatkan atau memalukan schandalig opprørende, vanærende gorszący شرموونكى، رسوا كونكى، توروونكى، escandaloso scandalos позорный, скандальный hanebný sramoten skandalozan skandalös น่าตกใจ; น่าละอายใจ utanç verici 令人憤慨的,丟臉的,不像話的 скандальний, ганебний رسواکن chướng, khiếm nhã 令人反感的,令人愤慨的
2. (of stories etc) containing scandal. skandaal فاضِح، شائِن клюкарски escandaloso skandální verleumderisch chokerende; skandaløs σκανδαλιστικός escandaloso skandaali- ننگ آور skandaalimainen à scandale משמיץ घोटाला की कहानी šokantno felháborító berisi skandal slúður- scandaloso 恥づべき 중상적인 sensacingas skandalozs ada unsur skandal aanstootgevend skandaløs skandalizujący شرموونكى escandaloso de scan­dal скандальный škandálny obrekljiv skandalozan skandal- ซึ่งทําให้เสื่อมเสีย ayıp, çirkin 誹謗的 наклепницький رسوائی کا حامل بیان gây xôn xao dư luận 诽谤性的
ˈscandalously adverb
in a disgraceful way. skokkend بصورَةٍ فاضِحَه وَشائِنَه възмутително escandalosamente pohoršlivě skandalös skandaløst σκανδαλωδώς escandalosamente ðokeerivalt بطور شرم آور hävyttömästi scandaleusement בְּאוֹפֶן שַׁעֲרוּרִייָתִי अपमानजकता से sramotno, na sramotan način botrányosan secara memalukan hneykslanlega scandalosamente 不面目に 수치스럽게 skandalingai skandalozi dengan cara yang memalukan schandalig skandaløst, vanærende haniebnie په شرم آوره توګه escandalosamente scandalos скандально pohoršujúco sramotno skandalozno skandalöst น่าเสียหาย; น่าอับอาย rezilcesine 丟臉地 ганебно ہنگامہ خیز انداز میں chướng, khiếm nhã 诽谤地
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He laments that when people with no homes die of exposure or children go to bed hungry, it is not major news--these do not scandalize us.

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