verb

scandalize

to shock, to outrage, to offend

His remarks were intended to scandalize the public.

His remarks were intended to scandalize the public.

((sb.)) to shock or offend (sb.). His remarks were intended to scandalize the public.

Synonyms: shock, appal, outrage, offend

Derived from 'scandal' and the verb-forming suffix '-ize'.

This is the standard spelling in American English. To 'scandalize' someone is to cause them to feel shocked and outraged.

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