scandalize
ˈskændəˌlaɪz-
(v)
scandalize
strike with disgust or revulsion "The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends"
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Scandalize
To offend the feelings or the conscience of (a person) by some action which is considered immoral or criminal; to bring shame, disgrace, or reproach upon. "I demand who they are whom we scandalize by using harmless things.", "The congregation looked on in silence, the better class scandalized , and the lower orders, some laughing, others backing the soldier or the minister, as their fancy dictated." -
Scandalize
To reproach; to libel; to defame; to slander. "To tell his tale might be interpreted into scandalizing the order."
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scandalize
To offend by some action considered very wrong or outrageous; shock; give offense to: as, to be scandalized at a person's conduct. -
scandalize
To disgrace; bring disgrace on. -
scandalize
To libel; defame; asperse; slander. -
scandalize
Also spelled scandalise. -
scandalize
Nautical, to trice up the tack of the spanker or mizzen in a square-rigged vessel, or the mainsail in a fore-and-aft rigged vessel. It is frequently done, to enable the helmsman to look to leeward under the foot of the sail. The same word is erroueously used of the sails on the mizzenmast of a ship when they are clued down (the ship being before the wind) to allow the sails on the mainmast to draw better. Also spelled scandalise.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary F. scandaliser, L. scandalizare, from Gr. skandali`zein
Will and Kate step out after topless scandal. cbsnews.com
Libor Scandal Set to Spread. online.wsj.com
Forensic Crime Lab Scandals May Be Due To Oversight. kwgs.org
Scandals dimmed by free pizza in voting line. marcoislandflorida.com
The University of Kansas ticket scandal, which has reached Oklahoma shores with its ties to OU, is a breach of trust with fans. blog.newsok.com
Spanier faces charges in Penn St scandal. ashingtonpost.com
Libor Rate Scandal Set to Spread. online.wsj.com
After being tied together by scandal for four years, it appears that both Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito are ready to move on with new lovers. radaronline.com
America's other big scandal is the Super Bowl, where Mike Holmgren told his team to take a dive. chicagoreader.com
Kenya Is Buffeted By Graft Scandals. ashingtonpost.com
ABC Studios Sells 'Scandal' To UK Broadcaster Channel Four's More 4. hollywoodreporter.com
There's never a dull moment in the world of celebrities, scandal and controversy and what better way to see what happened this week than through photos on RadarOnline.com. radaronline.com
The scandal-hit former MF Global chief has put his penthouse condo along the Hudson on the block for $2.9 million. nypost.com
Jeremy Schaap gives his reaction to the Freeh report's findings in the Jerry Sandusky scandal. espn.go.com
Robo-signing scandal may date back to late '90s. msnbc.msn.com
And there is the scandal of military research.
Do We Need a Scientific Revolution?
But it is something of a scandal that there is still so little theoretical understanding of dark matter halo central behavior, although people are making progress on this problem (e.g.
Summary talk: How serious are the problems faced by CDM: cusps, thin disks, and halo substructure
It is scandalous that there has not been any progress in the past 15 years in measuring this rate more accurately.
Solar models and solar neutrino oscillations
An article in Nature written in 1988 referred to the inability, at that time, to predict the crystal structure of simple crystalline solids from their chemical composition as ”a continuing scandal” in solid state physics.
From Ginzburg-Landau to Hilbert-Einstein via Yamabe
It is precisely this approach that resulted in the 2012 LIBOR Scandal.
Interest Rate Manipulation Detection using Time Series Clustering Approach
Angus, not being ashamed of his scandalous past, was really all that kept her nerves strung up. "Somewhere in Red Gap" by
I do not know why so many people were scandalized, or pretended to be scandalized, when Brunetiere proclaimed again the bankruptcy of science. "Tragic Sense Of Life" by
All scandal is avoided. "Red Pottage" by
The public is greedy for scandal, but looks with suspicion and coldness upon a correction. "The Colossus" by
Hasten out on that balcony, Richard Tarbelle, and stop this scandal! "David Lockwin--The People's Idol" by
In many instances the hardships constituted a public scandal. "Looking Seaward Again" by
Besides: any public scandal just now in which I was mixed up might kill my mother. "Mrs. Warren's Daughter" by
No scandal, touching Frederick, had ever reached his ears: plenty of it touching John. "Verner's Pride" by
In the same way, one is conscious of disappointment that the navy pother has not blossomed into a naked scandal. "Books and Persons" by
But I never listen to scandal, and I didn't believe it. "The Tysons" by
My poor spirit hide
In the utter stillness
Of Thy wounded Side.
If, of those years gone by,
Scandal alone remains
And we have ceased to be.
Lelius, thou a son of mine,
A disturber? Thou a scandal
To all Antioch through my favour?
The scandal of unnatural strife,
The slur upon immortal needs,
The treason done to life:
What hope and fear are found ;
What passions rise, what scandals grow,
Within this narrow bound !
With broken vows and a life of blame;
And the people looked askance on him
As he walked among them sullen and grim,
Ill at ease, and bitter of word,
And prompt of quarrel with hand or sword.