scandal /skanˈdl/

1. Anything that causes moral discredit or injury to reputation
2. Something said which is injurious to reputation
3. A false imputation
4. Malicious gossip
5. Slander
6. Opprobrious censure
7. A disgraceful fact, thing, or person
8. A shocked feeling
9. A stumbling-block to religious faith (obsolete)
10. Anything that brings discredit upon religion (obsolete)

1. To defame
2. To disgrace
3. To shock

scandalīzāˈtion or scandalīsāˈtion noun

scanˈdalize or scanˈdalise transitive verb

1. To give scandal or offence to
2. To shock
3. To disgrace (obsolete)
4. To slander (obsolete)

To talk scandal

scandalˈizer or scandalˈiser noun

scanˈdalled adjective (obsolete)

1. Disgraceful
2. Slandered

scanˈdalous adjective

1. Giving scandal or offence
2. Openly vile
3. Defamatory

scanˈdalously adverb

scanˈdalousness noun

scanˈdal-bearer noun

A propagator of malicious gossip

scanˈdalmonger noun

A person who spreads or relishes scandal

scanˈdalmongering noun

scandal sheet noun

A newspaper with a reputation for publishing scandal or gossip

scanˈdalum magnāˈtum noun

Defamation of well-known or important people (abbrev scan. mag.)

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