indigˈnance noun (archaic)

1. Indignation
2. Contemptuous impatience

indigˈnantly adverb

indignāˈtion noun

1. Righteous anger at injustice, etc
2. Feeling caused by an unjustified slight, etc to oneself
3. A thing, eg a weapon, indicating anger (Shakespeare)

indigˈnify transitive verb

1. To treat insultingly (archaic)
2. To disgrace (with inadequate praise) (obsolete)

indigˈnity noun

1. Disgrace
2. Dishonour
3. Unmerited contemptuous treatment
4. Incivility with contempt or insult
5. Indignation (archaic)
6. Unworthiness (obsolete)