Scandalised is valid Scrabble Word

Is scandalised a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Is scandalised valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for SCANDALISED in dictionary:

VERB:

SCANDALISE, to offend the moral sense of, also SCANDALIZE
shock or horrify (someone) by a real or imagined violation of propriety or morality
reduce the area of (a sail) by lowering the head or raising the boom.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

chiefly British variant of scandalize

Words related to SCANDALISED

scandalise13

How to use SCANDALISED in a sentence

Judas was scandalised upon this occasion, and hastened forthwith to Jerusalem again to conspire with the high-priests for the betrayal of Jesus into their hands.
Alarmed and scandalised at what was going on, she had no sooner crossed the threshold than she turned again, and hurried away.
This brought his arm quickly about her in a protecting clasp, plainly in the sidelong gaze of the now scandalised but not less observant tourist.
Scandalised, his colleagues took him into the University library, and showed him hundreds, thousands, of parchment volumes written in Latin by the learned men of the subject.
He did not wait for the funeral, and all Europe was scandalised.
The vicar, scandalised at first, was now in convulsions of silent laughter.
Till then, at all events, she would do what she thought right, no matter how Nella might be scandalised.
The true amateur takes pleasure even in the pious exhortations, because he knows that they crawl into their place, lest the hypocrite be scandalised.
But provided that public morality, the darling of the real freethinker, were not scandalised, there would be no inherent wrong in doing away with Paolo.
Froude, for whom he had a real liking, took a high tone in his project of measures for dealing with bishops and clergy, which must have shocked and scandalised him considerably.

Innocently, did I say? Well, I have known up-country folk before now to be scandalised by some things which we in the Duchy think innocent enough.
Mother was scandalised, but father laughed and said boys would be boys.
Jeanne with her soft voice had scandalised the doctors.
At first they scandalised, but soon drew in both righteous and ungodly.
My son-in-law will probably pretend to be scandalised, but I will settle him.
He is not afraid of anything, is not easily scandalised, and does not make a fuss about things.
The Pharisees were scandalised at what they had heard.
Mr Myson, somewhat scandalised by the exuberance of his partner, returned to Manchester.
Burton sat an amazed and scandalised spectator of a flirtation of the most pronounced description.
And whoever considers the acts of power and injustice in the intervals between parliaments will not be much scandalised at the warmth and vivacity displayed in their meetings.
Anne, with the thought of her Charles burning within her heart, was a little scandalised at the course of affairs.
In 1209 the Crusaders, who had swarmed to the wars in Spain, even wished to turn their pious arms against these poor Muzarabes, so scandalised were they at the un-Romish rites.

Similar words containing SCANDALIS without suffix ed

scandalise13 scandaliser14 scandalises14 scandalisers15 scandalising16 scandalisation17 scandalisations18

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