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indignation <an indignation; indignations> N

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation (feelings & emotions)

indignation

اِمْتِعاض

indignation

حَنَق

indignation

غَيْظ

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When he reacts with indignation and despair, they respond with inscrutable laughter. en.wikipedia.org

Within minutes her despair turns to indignation, and she marches off to the dance. en.wikipedia.org

A nearby spectator appears to be held back from expressing his indignation. en.wikipedia.org

Indignation at ones own government can be especially moving, as it involves a sense of betrayal. en.wikipedia.org

Indignation has not been researched that much by itself because it is so closely associated with anger. en.wikipedia.org

Tony is brought in for questioning, but reacts with indignation at being accused. en.wikipedia.org

Peck's disguise requires him to shave off his cherished moustache, to his indignation. en.wikipedia.org

It has lost nothing of its force, its strong emotional impact of indignation and compassion. en.wikipedia.org

I can excoriate stupidity, and often do, because it riles me, but moral indignation is a dangerous indulgence. en.wikipedia.org

Women freely adopted new lifestyles, inciting indignation in public opinion. en.wikipedia.org

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