scandalise's Usage Examples:

translate precisely into English, but is usually rendered as “to shock or scandalise the (respectable) middle classes.

saying that homosexuality was a mental illness and demonstrators would scandalise people, as they did in previous years, when homosexual activists imitated.

through the motions - something that comes with the album's attempts to scandalise, and which seems to have seeped through into the song title" Louis Pattison.

"Revealed: the 3D sex odyssey set to scandalise Cannes".

According to retired policeman Henri Longuechaud, "one might be scandalised by the numbers of 30,000 to 32,000 sometimes quoted [as members of the.

A seemly consensual kiss turns scandalise after Marco is accused of sexual harassment and a court case ensues.

servants was unbreakable: an affair between a lady and a working man would scandalise society and ostracise them both.

"Defour "décapité" par les supporters du Standard: le tifo qui choque et scandalise (Photos)".

painting as anything but a deliberate attempt by the artist to shock and scandalise".

She inherited her father’s hedonistic spirit and would scandalise a generation.

two counts of "wickedly and maliciously contriv[ing] and intend[ing] to scandalise and vilify the said John Symonds Udal in his office of Chief Justice of.

premiered at the Cambridge Arts Theatre in October that year and is "set to scandalise admirers of the Royal family".

any matter or the doing of any other act whatsoever which: Scandalises or tends to scandalise, or lowers or tends to lower the authority of, any court,.

in London, and coming up to examine in the Schools, where he used to scandalise his colleagues by proposing that for the adjudication of Classes they.

"La présence d'enfants alpinistes sur le Mont-Blanc scandalise".

patently distancing himself from Nazi ideology – the effect of which was to scandalise youth, demoralise opposition, and give Hitler credit in the eyes of the.

Polish gorszyć (to disgust, scandalise) Czech zlý (špatný) horší nejhorší Slovak zlý horší najhorší Ukrainian.

Synonyms:

churn up; sicken; disgust; revolt; appal; nauseate; appall; shock; offend; outrage; scandalize;

Antonyms:

liking; attract; spread; keep; respect;