单词	scandalous
释义	scandalous adjective scan·​dal·​ous ˈskan-də-ləs  1 : libelous, defamatory scandalous allegations 2 : offensive to propriety or morality : shocking scandalous behavior scandalously adverb scandalousness noun Synonyms abhorrent abominable appalling awful disgusting distasteful dreadful evil foul fulsome gross hideous horrendous horrible horrid loathsome nasty nauseating nauseous noisome noxious obnoxious obscene odious offensive rancid repellent repellant repugnant repulsive revolting shocking sickening ugly See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Sex was a scandalous subject back then. The magazine published scandalous pictures of the movie star. The high price of gas these days is scandalous. She was spreading scandalous rumors about him. Recent Examples on the Web What’s [00:07:00] come out about the P U C is scandalous. Laura Johnston, cleveland, 25 Aug. 2022 At the time, showing that much skin was scandalous in itself, the star said. Alexandra Schonfeld, Peoplemag, 19 Aug. 2022 The second part of the series will dip into child molestation allegations against brother Michael ; the scandalous Super Bowl halftime show in 2004 with Justin Timberlake; her late-in-life motherhood; and Michael's death. Editors, USA TODAY, 28 Jan. 2022 There was nothing scandalous about Cox's vacation in St. Barts with friends and her Cougar Town costar Josh Hopkins. Alexandra Hurtado, Peoplemag, 24 Aug. 2022 The four-bedroom property has a rich (and a bit scandalous) history. Elise Taylor, Vogue, 22 Aug. 2022 Back in July of 1917, there was a scandalous story in New Windsor that sent many busybodies into hyperdrive. Frank Batavick, Baltimore Sun, 14 Aug. 2022 The English people viewed Anne as a scandalous usurper of the rightful queen’s place. Meilan Solly, Smithsonian Magazine, 4 Aug. 2022 Back then, Pop Art—of which Oldenburg’s work was a kind of rough version—was puzzling, if not a bit scandalous to an art world that had, only recently, barely gotten used to the nonfigurative paint pyrotechnics of Abstract Expressionism. Peter Plagens, WSJ, 22 July 2022 See More Word History First Known Use 1575, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Kids Definition scandalous adjective scan·​dal·​ous ˈskan-də-ləs  1 : containing shocking information scandalous rumors 2 : very bad or shocking scandalous behavior scandalous adjective 1 as in disgusting causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment the scandalous news that police officers had been taking bribes Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance disgusting shocking sickening ugly awful horrible obscene hideous offensive obnoxious dreadful nasty unpleasant appalling revolting odious abominable gruesome evil gross repulsive repugnant distasteful abhorrent loathsome horrid horrific nauseating terrible disturbing noxious horrendous vile undesirable foul repellent noisome fulsome nauseous objectionable rancid horrifying unwanted hateful monstrous despicable repellant disagreeable detestable unsavory heinous contemptible miserable lurid grim unspeakable unhealthy ghastly unwholesome grisly atrocious macabre unwelcome exceptionable execrable frightful unholy upsetting dislikable nightmarish ungodly dislikeable unchristian sick uncivilized brackish barbarous lousy distressing hard sickly sickish off-putting grewsome Antonyms & Near Antonyms innocuous acceptable delightful desirable delicious attractive alluring inoffensive sweet dreamy gratifying delectable felicitous luscious pleasant agreeable appealing congenial heavenly enjoyable satisfying pleasurable nice darling palatable likable likeable welcome savory pleasing unobjectionable inviting savoury blessed unexceptionable dulcet wholesome blest salutary healthful healthy salubrious restorative delightsome See More 2 as in erroneous causing or intended to cause unjust injury to a person's good name spread a scandalous rumor about a coworker that almost cost him his job Synonyms & Similar Words erroneous libelous libellous slanderous calumnious unfavorable defamatory incorrect false inaccurate malicious unflattering untrue uncomplimentary objectionable derogatory denigratory depreciatory hateful invidious disparaging depreciative inexact detractive wrong spiteful unsound invalid denigrative malevolent maligning vilifying traducing off Antonyms & Near Antonyms favorable complimentary appreciative laudatory true accurate hagiographical hagiographic correct adulatory factual eulogistic valid sound right commendatory errorless See More
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