Scandalizes example sentences

Related (15): disgrace, vilify, defame, slander, discredit, libel, revile, denigrate, calumniate, traduce, malign, asperse, besmirch, sully, vilipend

scan·dal·ize

verb

scandalizes (third person present)

  - shock or horrify (someone) by a real or imagined violation of propriety or morality:

scan·dal·ize

verb

scandalizes (third person present)

  - reduce the area of (a fore-and-aft sail) by lowering the head or raising the boom.

Synonyms

shock, appall, outrage, horrify, disgust, revolt, repel, sicken, nauseate, offend, affront, insult, impress

"Scandalizes" Example Sentences

1. His behaviour scandalizes the whole neighbourhood.
2. She scandalizes the church with her outrageous behaviour.
3. His actions scandalizes the local community.
4. His words scandalizes the public.
5. His behaviour scandalizes even his closest friends.
6. His actions scandalizes the entire city.
7. His words scandalizes the people in the room.
8. His behaviour scandalizes those around him.
9. His actions scandalizes the entire country.
10. His words scandalizes the nation.
11. His behaviour scandalizes the people of the town.
12. His actions scandalizes the people of the village.
13. His words scandalizes the people of the world.
14. His behaviour scandalizes those who know him.
15. His actions scandalizes the people who trust him.
16. His words scandalizes the people who hear them.
17. His behaviour scandalizes the members of the family.
18. His actions scandalizes the members of the society.
19. His words scandalizes the members of the church.
20. His behaviour scandalizes the leaders of the government.

Common Phases

"Scandalizes the public"; "Scandalizes the authorities"; "Scandalizes the media"; "Scandalizes the society"; "Scandalizes the government".

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