Translations for „indignation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

indignation <an indignation; indignations> N

indignation (feelings & emotions)

اِسْتِيَاء

indignation (feelings & emotions)

غَضَب

indignation (feelings & emotions)

سُخْط

indignation (feelings & emotions)

نِقْمَة

indignation (feelings & emotions)

تَضَجُّر

indignation (feelings & emotions)

تَأَفُّف

indignation

indignation

اِمْتِعاض

indignation

حَنَق

indignation

غَيْظ

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English

The king consequently ordered him out of office, provoking indignation among sections of the political mainstream.

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This was interpreted as a call to boycott marriage and then triggered a storm of indignation.

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Any outrage upon the memory of the victims of that war causes us the sentiments of deep indignation and regret...

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Given the history of colonialism and globalisation in both the physical and the intellectual world, this critique asserts righteous indignation and moral superiority.

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This form is often pessimistic, characterized by irony, sarcasm, moral indignation and personal invective, with less emphasis on humor.

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Indignation at ones own government can be especially moving, as it involves a sense of betrayal.

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In view of popular indignation he resigned in order to avoid making inopportune declarations to the chamber.

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He records dreadful floggings of convicts for comparatively trifling offences without indignation, and probably as a magistrate ordered them himself.

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

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

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