Indignation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDIGNATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean, also INDIGNANCE
• anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment
• The feeling excited by that which is unworthy, base, or disgraceful; anger mingled with contempt, disgust, or abhorrence.
• The effect of anger; punishment.
• a feeling of righteous anger
• anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean

Words related to INDIGNATION

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Words that contain INDIGNATION

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How to use INDIGNATION in a sentence

• De la Marck carried on his daring exploits with a cruelty which excited the indignation of the Prince of Orange, by whom he was removed from his command.
• At these words, Afrasiyab seemed to devour his own blood with grief and indignation, and immediately retracing his steps, returned to Turan.
• When an officious benefactor put a pair of new shoes at his door, he threw them away with indignation.
• His indignation took him ashore several times in search of the captain.
• The reading of it roused the indignation of the people.
• For Warwick had been his hero, the greatest man of all time, and he felt himself burning with indignation that the beaters should return so soon.
• A fire caused by the carelessness of one of his party destroyed the whole, to the great indignation of the Indians.
• These three days had not been happy ones for him, even sustained as he was by righteous indignation.
• But when the astonished Russians heard the prayer for the Pope, and saw the Latin cross upon their altars, their indignation knew no bounds.
• The cruelty of it all made her kind heart ache with pain and indignation.
• Here, man, if you need stimulant to your indignation and cannot speak without it, read this.
• A general burst of indignation arose in Cadiz and in Seville, which was echoed through all Spain, that Columbus was brought home in chains from the world he had discovered.
• The king and queen expressed their indignation at the proceedings of Bobadilla, and promised he should be immediately dismissed from his command.
• Jones, will only cause indignation and contempt among her innumerable and honourable admirers.
• Not so to the girl, who was warmed into some indignation, and drew all the more from him.
• Pulteney, who seemed to be animated with a double proportion of patriot indignation.
• In the meantime, the events of war had been so long unfortunate for Sweden, that it was absolutely necessary to appease the indignation of the people with some sacrifice.
• Every circumstance carried symptoms of the deepest distress, and of the most immediate apprehension of divine vengeance and indignation.
• The widow expressed her indignation against Vanslyperken, and her resolution not to be married until he was hanged.
• A month had passed since the inauguration of the great Crusade, and though talk was rife everywhere and indignation in many places loud, a certain amount of success had been won.
• Though her fear had utterly departed, she was quivering with indignation from head to foot.
• He had twice stabbed his victim, and was bending over him, when, in my horror and indignation, I struck the murderer to the ground.
• Nor is the opportunity adequate to express the indignation we all felt, and not Mr.
• The stage of stupor and grief was superseded by that of resigned indignation.

Similar words containing DIGNA without suffix tion and without prefix in

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