verb

scandalise

to shock, to outrage, to offend

Her behaviour scandalised the whole village.

Her behavior scandalized the whole village.

((sb.)) to shock or offend (sb.). Her behavior scandalized the whole village.

Synonyms: shock, appal, outrage, offend

Derived from 'scandal' and the verb-forming suffix '-ise'. This spelling is primarily British.

To 'scandalise' someone is to cause them to feel scandalized. Note the '-ise' spelling is common in British English.

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