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Meanings of indignant in English
Usage of indignant in English
1
It was intolerable; and Doggie remained justly indignant the whole day long.
2
Feel free to leave indignant and self-righteous comments below-butno spoilers, please.
3
Evidently expected outburst of indignant refusal, long debate, and a big division.
4
The rich were indignant at the carrying of the law of Pennus.
5
The other members of his law firm were indignant, and also terrified.
6
He uttered the name in a tone of indignant and despairing protest.
7
The Protestants are justly indignant in view of subsequent encroachments and tyrannies.
8
I flashed him an indignant look; Elisandra sent him a reproving one.
9
There was something of indignant surprise in the expression of her countenance.
10
Her heart was proud and indignant no longer; it had grown numbed.
11
From the Bishop of Oxford Mr. Gladstone received the following indignant protest:
12
There was an indignant note of pained and astonished youth in it.
13
The pro-slavery party were very indignant over the matter, and the Hon.
14
Such intolerable exactions and excesses ended by thoroughly rousing the indignant Egyptians.
15
We are intensely indignant at this term; we consider it so cold-blooded.
16
The witnesses of this examination retired from the scene indignant and despairing.
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Indignant through the time
Indignant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common