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scandal
noun
1 widespread public outrage and loss of reputation.
2 any event or fact causing this.
3 any extremely objectionable fact, situation, person or thing.
4 malicious gossip or slander; a false imputation.
[13c: from Latin scandalum , from Greek skandalon stumbling-block]
scandalous adjective
1 giving or causing scandal or offence.
2 openly disgraceful, outrageous or defamatory.
scandalously adverb .
scandalousness noun .
noun
1 widespread public outrage and loss of reputation.
2 any event or fact causing this.
3 any extremely objectionable fact, situation, person or thing.
4 malicious gossip or slander; a false imputation.
[13c: from Latin scandalum , from Greek skandalon stumbling-block]
scandalous adjective
1 giving or causing scandal or offence.
2 openly disgraceful, outrageous or defamatory.
scandalously adverb .
scandalousness noun .
scandalize or scandalise
verb (scandalized , scandalizing )
1 to give or cause scandal or offence.
2 to shock or outrage.
[15c]
scandalization noun .
verb (scandalized , scandalizing )
1 to give or cause scandal or offence.
2 to shock or outrage.
[15c]
scandalization noun .
scandalmonger
noun someone who spreads or relishes malicious gossip.
noun someone who spreads or relishes malicious gossip.
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