Pronunciation

/ɪnˈdɪɡnənt/

Definitions

• Adjective: Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment. For example: “She was indignant about the way her complaint had been dismissed.”

Example sentence:

• Adjective: “The citizens were indignant when they learned about the corruption scandal involving public funds.”

Phrases

• “To feel indignant”: To experience a strong sense of righteous anger or moral outrage.
• “Indignant protest”: A demonstration or objection that arises from a feeling of deep resentment against injustice or unfairness.
• “Indignant response”: A reply characterized by strong feelings of anger or annoyance due to perceived mistreatment or injustice.

Example Sentences

• Adjective (phrase): “Upon reading the offensive comments online, she wrote an indignant response defending her position.”
• Adjective (sentence): “When his boss took credit for his work, he felt indignant and decided to confront him.”

Synonyms

• Annoyed
• Angry
• Outraged
• Offended
• Incensed
• Enraged
• Furious
• Aggrieved
• Upset
• Displeased
• Affronted