indignancy (Meaning)
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indignancy (n.)
Indignation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of indignancy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
indignancy Sentence Examples
- The indignancy of the protesters was palpable as they confronted the unjust policies of the government.
- She couldn't suppress her indignancy at the blatant disrespect shown to her by her colleagues.
- The teacher's indignancy at the student's misbehavior led to a stern reprimand.
- The indignancy of the victims of the crime was evident in their emotional testimonies before the jury.
- The reporter's indignancy at the government's cover-up filled his scathing article.
- The politician's indignancy at the opposing party's accusations was dismissed as mere theatrics.
- The indignancy of the community erupted into a protest demanding accountability for the environmental damage.
- The indignancy of the LGBTQ+ activists fueled their fight for equal rights.
- The indignancy of the whistleblower was met with threats and intimidation, but they refused to be silenced.
- The indignancy of the people united them in their shared opposition to the oppressive regime.
FAQs About the word indignancy
Indignation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The indignancy of the protesters was palpable as they confronted the unjust policies of the government.
She couldn't suppress her indignancy at the blatant disrespect shown to her by her colleagues.
The teacher's indignancy at the student's misbehavior led to a stern reprimand.
The indignancy of the victims of the crime was evident in their emotional testimonies before the jury.
