indignation in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for indignation in the English»French Dictionary

indignation [Brit ɪndɪɡˈneɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌɪndɪɡˈneɪʃ(ə)n] N

indignation

indignation f (at devant, over, about au sujet de, with contre)

her indignation at hearing that…

son indignation d'apprendre que…

(much) to his indignation

à sa grande indignation

righteous indignation

la vertueuse indignation

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virtuous indignation

indignation outragée

righteous attr indignation

vertueux/-euse

whip up indignation, hostility

ranimer

Translations for indignation in the French»English Dictionary

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indignation

indignation (devant at)

pousser un oh de surprise/d'indignation

to give a cry of surprise/of indignation

une indignation/un enthousiasme de parade

a show of indignation/enthusiasm

je partage entièrement votre indignation/vos doutes

I share your indignation/doubts wholeheartedly

s'associer à la joie/à la peine/à l'indignation de qn

to share in sb's joy/sorrow/indignation

crier son indignation/dégoût

to proclaim one's indignation/disgust

indignation in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for indignation in the English»French Dictionary

indignation N no pl, no indef art

indignation

indignation f

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to be speechless with indignation

rester muet d'indignation

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indignation Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be speechless with indignation

rester muet d'indignation

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English

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

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

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In this regard, many entities may support such a theme because of personal economic interest or indignation toward unfair labor practices.

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

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

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

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

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

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I liked it and recommend it to anyone who enjoys a spate of efficient indignation, graphic description, excellent narrative, excitement, and irony tempered with vitriol.

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He said there was indignation due to a lack of proper public argument.

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