scandalization

• 指因不当行为而使他人感到震惊的行为，或指因这种行为而感到震惊的状态。

A noun referring to the act of shocking someone through improper behavior, or the state of being shocked by such behavior.

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1. State of being shockedC1formal

   The condition of being shocked or offended by improper or immoral behavior.

   震惊状态

   • The scandalization of the public was immediate after the news broke.
   • Her scandalization at the party's antics was evident.
   • The community's scandalization led to calls for reform.

   同义词consternationdismayhorrorindignationoffenseoutrageshock

   反义词acceptanceapprovalcalmnesscomposureindifference

2. Act of causing shockC1formal

   The act of shocking or offending someone by improper or outrageous behavior.

   丑闻化

   • The politician's scandalization of his opponents backfired.
   • The artist's work was a deliberate scandalization of traditional values.
   • His scandalization of the audience was intentional.

   同义词disgustindignationoffenseoutragescandalshock