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愤慨的 fènkǎide

indignant [ınˈdıgnənt] ADJ

indignant
愤慨 fènkǎide
indignant
愤愤不平 fènfèn bùpíng de
▶ indignantly ADV

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With an indignant and serene gesture, he drove away the revolting whirlwind and kneeled before the great statue, which had been insulted.
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He was so indignant at the ruffians that he was unwilling to retreat before them.
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He is really upset and indignant, so he defeats all the deities in heaven.
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Rose is very indignant, for she has decided ideas about what her future holds.
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He was especially indignant about the condescending attitudes of many scientists towards alternative traditions.
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