Scandalized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCANDALIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCANDALIZE, to offend the moral sense of, also SCANDALISE
• 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:
• to speak falsely or maliciously of

Words related to SCANDALIZED

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How to use SCANDALIZED in a sentence

• Many were scandalized at the proceeding, thinking it out of reason and equity to call a man to account for what was not to be until after his death.
• Berthelin scandalized Our Square by an exhibition of hysterics involving language not at all in accord with the rich respectability of her apparel and her limousine.
• Undine knew that Chelles and his compatriots, however scandalized at her European companions, would be completely indifferent to Mrs.
• He felt as scandalized as though she had let a cake of soap fall into one of his delicious rice compounds.
• The unexpected demand produced an impression of scandalized amazement.
• Her friends and relatives were scandalized by her scepticism.
• But though this persecution from a scandalized public was bad enough, she did not mind it.
• And so the Aunt and the Trust Company, like the scandalized Titine, ended inevitably in silent acquiescence.
• The old tactics had been not only overthrown, but scandalized.
• The Malabar coast was scandalized when Kidd broke the rule, and tricked or bullied people out of supplies.
• This, as it seemed to presume equality with them, scandalized them greatly, and I was ordered into the ranks.
• He even made allusion to it in the weekly prayer-meeting, which, by the by, rather scandalized some of the unmarried ladies present.
• He had me summoned by edicts and proclaimed through the public streets, an action that has scandalized this community.
• Dickson came on board to-day to say all were scandalized at his gross neglect.
• Vitellius then gratified the rabble and scandalized all decent people by building altars in the Martian Plain, and holding a funeral service in honour of Nero.
• It may, however, be safely doubted, whether a monarch, who had actually performed the achievements above narrated, would have been scandalized by those imputed to him in the text.
• But while at Oxford, young Penn astonished everybody and scandalized his relatives by joining the Society of Friends, or Quakers, founded by George Fox only a short time before.
• The theatrical season was sacred to the deity of wine and fun, and he, with the other Olympians, was not scandalized by the merriment.
• But my brothers! Alas! I am scandalized By their evil passions so ill disguised.
• Some of the reformers are scandalized at the sight of a musician in charge of a school where elocution is taught.
• When it was known how Zelma Burleigh had fled, and with whom, the neighboring gentry were duly shocked and scandalized.
• An arrangement between Lord Derby and the Peelite financier was much talked of, and scandalized the country.
• We did not know whether to be scandalized, amused, or relieved.
• I was also scandalized to find how little candour or discernment some Evangelical friends, with whom I communicated, displayed in discussing the subject.
• The friends of the murdered chief were scandalized at such inconstancy, and resolved to punish all three, as soon as they could catch them.
• Olga Vseslavovna was secretly scandalized at such lack of self-control, but outwardly she seemed greatly touched and troubled by the situation of her poor stepdaughter.
• He felt as if his character had been scandalized before the whole crowd.
• The ladies were inclined to be scandalized, but not the Judge.
• One of these feigned converts, especially, scandalized him.
• But if his morals were shocked on the landing, his respect for the cardinal was scandalized in the antechamber.
• Bossuet, it may be remembered, was nearly as scandalized as Louis XIV.
• A military officer in these days would be scandalized at the scenes which were going on, but the strict, hard military discipline of modern times was then absolutely unknown.
• The neighbors at the opposite side of the street felt quite scandalized, and said to themselves that surely the poor young ladies had seen the last of Mrs.
• The Reformed were strangely scandalized at this work.
• Then the detectives went downstairs with their prisoner, followed by the indignant and scandalized Mrs.
• The people are exceedingly scandalized at so grave a matter remaining unpunished, only because the criminal is the son of an auditor.

Similar words containing SCANDALIZ without suffix ed

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