noun

indignation

indignation, righteous anger

She was filled with indignation at the injustice.

She was filled with indignation at the injustice.

His voice trembled with indignation.

His voice trembled with indignation.

((at/over/about sth.)) anger caused by (sth.) unfair She was filled with indignation at the injustice.

Synonyms: outrage, fury, anger; Antonyms: delight, pleasure

From Latin 'in-' (not) + 'dignus' (worthy). It means anger at something considered unworthy or unjust.

Think of 'in-dignity' – the feeling that something is beneath one's dignity or is an insult, causing anger.

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