indignation
11indignation — index disparagement, resentment, umbrage Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
12Indignation — Indignation,die:⇨Entrüstung …
13indignation — • indignation, harm, upprördhet …
14indignation — wrath, *anger, ire, rage, fury Analogous words: resentment, dudgeon, *offense: *passion …
15indignation — [n] anger animus, boiling point*, danger, displeasure, exasperation, fury, huff*, ire, mad, miff*, pique, rage, resentment, rise, scorn, slow burn*, umbrage, wrath; concepts 29,657 Ant. glee, happiness, joy …
16indignation — ► NOUN ▪ annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment. DERIVATIVES indignant adjective indignantly adverb. ORIGIN Latin, from indignari regard as unworthy …
17indignation — [in΄dig nā′shən] n. [ME indignacion < OFr < L indignatio < pp. of indignari: see INDIGNANT] anger or scorn that is a reaction to injustice, ingratitude, or meanness; righteous anger SYN. ANGER …
18indignation — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, high (AmE) ▪ His response was one of high indignation. ▪ public ▪ moral, righteous ▪ …
19INDIGNATION — s. f. Sentiment de colère et de mépris, qu excite un outrage, une injustice criante, une action honteuse, etc. Cela donne de l indignation, excite l indignation. Frémir d indignation. Être rempli d indignation. Il en eut une telle indignation, il …
20indignation — n. 1) to arouse indignation 2) to express; feel, show indignation 3) burning; helpless; public; righteous indignation 4) indignation about, at, over (to feel indignation at gross injustice) 5) to smb. s indignation * * * [ˌɪndɪg neɪʃ(ə)n] at feel …
