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Synonyms & Similar Words
anger
annoyance
discontent
displeasure
dissatisfaction
exasperation
frustration
hostility
ill humor
impatience
indignance
ire
irritation
offense
outrage
perturbation
protest
resentment
scorn
vexation
wrath
angerfulness
bitterness
displeasurefulness
disgruntlement
distaste
enmity
gall
grievance
hatred
inflaming
infuriation
pique
rancor
umbrage
Meaning of Indignation
According to Merriam-Webster, indignation is a strong feeling of displeasure or anger, especially about something considered unjust or unfair.
Definitions
- The Oxford English Dictionary defines indignation as a feeling of great anger or disgust, typically in response to something perceived as unjust or unworthy.
- Cambridge Dictionary describes indignation as a feeling of great anger or shock, especially because something is considered unfair or wrong.
Example Uses
- The news of the corruption scandal sparked widespread indignation among the public, who demanded immediate action from the government.
- Her indignation was evident as she spoke out against the company's discriminatory policies.
- The politician's insensitive remarks caused indignation among the community, leading to a wave of protests and criticism.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
approval
appreciation
calmness
complacency
contentment
delight
gratitude
happiness
joy
pleasure
satisfaction
serenity
tolerance
acceptance
acquiescence
amiability
benignity
benevolence
conciliation
cordiality
friendliness
gentleness
leniency
mildness
pacification