Scandalous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCANDALOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of the nature of a scandal
• causing general public outrage by a perceived offence against morality or law
• (of a state of affairs) disgracefully bad
• Giving offense to the conscience or moral feelings; exciting reprobation; calling out condemnation.
• Disgraceful to reputation; bringing shame or infamy; opprobrious; as, a scandalous crime or vice.
• Defamatory; libelous; as, a scandalous story.
• giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• libelous, defamatory

Words related to SCANDALOUS

scandal10 scandalously18

Words that contain SCANDALOUS

scandalously18 scandalousness17 scandalousnesse18 scandalousnesses19

How to use SCANDALOUS in a sentence

• It was the most scandalous period in England since the times of Charles II.
• He came to the conclusion that Ramanath had attempted to injure his own brother, and returned home with a firm resolve to disregard such scandalous talk in future.
• It really was scandalous the way titles and honours were given to worthless people who shouted for the king.
• Scandalous appointments to important offices have been made.
• And in that way it is shown by comparison how much more atrocious and scandalous is the action which is the present subject of discussion.
• I have been treated throughout with a lack of ceremony and confidence that is positively scandalous.
• You have the first impression that you are talking to a child, but afterwards you are surprised to find what a lot of grown-up, scandalous things she has said.
• Humann, that the lottery was abolished, and this scandalous source of revenue forbidden to the treasury.
• Get rid of them, the scandalous, envious, ill-lived rascals.
• In other words, the simple life at its most suspicious, with the rude forefathers of the hamlet supplying a scandalous chorus.
• The horse was gaunt and scandalous, a dirty white, and carried its head apprehensively.
• A minister, who has in his congregation a man of open and scandalous wickedness, may warn his parishioners to shun his conversation.
• It was a very scandalous thing for a person who lived in constant neglect of his religious duties to come merely to qualify.
• I learn that his enemies in Paris are framing scandalous versions of my letter.
• The scandalous discord which exists between Belgrade and Cetinje must be cleared off the carpet.
• The Church interferes in dress, laying down what is honest and Christian wear and what is scandalous frivolity.
• And each incumbent of such an office felt his honour and interests concerned in the defence of all other offices of the same scandalous description.
• Agassiz is an attack upon the Christian religion, and he is guilty of scandalous dishonesty in endeavoring to evade its being so considered.
• I heartily despise him, and eagerly read him, nay, sob over his works in a most scandalous manner.
• To awaken in them the spirit of social improvement was ruin to the most scandalous and crying social abuse then existing.
• It was thus that the edifying retreat of the philosopher became transformed into the scandalous cabinet of the farmer-general.
• On the same principle we may learn that BOCCACCIO would not have written so many indecent tales had not the scandalous lives of the monks engaged public attention.

Similar words containing SCANDALOU without suffix s

scandalously18 scandalousness17 scandalousnesse18 scandalousnesses19

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