Associations to the word «Scandalous»
Noun
- Libel
- Gossip
- Censure
- Intrigue
- Pamphlet
- Divorce
- Ignorant
- Rumour
- Schoolmaster
- Behaviour
- Reproach
- Anecdote
- Ordinance
- Nuisance
- Moral
- Liaison
- Indulgence
- Conduct
- Imposition
- Displeasure
- Rumor
- Accusation
- Extravagance
- Cato
- Parishioner
- Whim
- Reputation
- Seclusion
- Contempt
- Falsehood
- Allegation
- Notoriety
- Indignation
- Satire
- Gaius
- Affair
- Memoir
- Publicity
- Avignon
- Behavior
- Uproar
- Offence
- Tyranny
- Gibbon
- Clergy
- Reminiscence
- Corruption
- Abuse
- Chronicle
- Bribe
- Duchess
- Expose
- Repentance
- Waste
- Byron
- Jacqueline
- Sacrament
- Gentry
- Swearing
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SCANDALOUS, adjective. Wrong, immoral, causing a scandal
SCANDALOUS, adjective. Malicious, defamatory
Dictionary definition
SCANDALOUS, adjective. Giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation; "scandalous behavior"; "the wicked rascally shameful conduct of the bankrupt"- Thackeray; "the most shocking book of its time".
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