indignation

• Gefühl des Zorns oder der Empörung, das durch etwas hervorgerufen wird, was als ungerecht, unfaire Behandlung oder Beleidigung wahrgenommen wird.

A feeling of righteous anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment or injustice.

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1. Righteous angerB2formal

   A strong feeling of displeasure or anger caused by something unjust, unfair, or offensive.

   Empörung

   • He expressed his indignation at the unfair treatment of workers.
   • The mayor's decision sparked public indignation across the city.
   • She felt a surge of indignation when she heard the false accusations.
   • Indignation filled the room as the speaker slandered honest employees.

   Synonymeangerdispleasureexasperationfuryireoutrageresentmentumbragewrath

   Antonymeacceptanceapprovalcalmnesscontentmentequanimity

2. Moral outrageC1formal

   A reaction of anger and disgust based on a violation of moral or ethical standards.

   Entrüstung

   • The journalist's report was met with indignation by the corrupt officials.
   • Indignation over the environmental disaster united the community.
   • His indignation was directed at the company's unethical practices.
   • The protesters marched with indignation against the new law.

   Synonymeangerdispleasureexasperationfuryireoutrageresentmentumbragewrath

   Antonymeacceptanceadmirationapproval