1. shocked or outraged by something considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: past participle of ‘scandal’ used as adjective; less common than ‘scandalized’

Examples

• The community was scandaled by the politician’s behavior.
• She looked scandaled when she heard the gossip.
• The parents were scandaled by the inappropriate content in the textbook.
• He appeared scandaled by the suggestion of cheating.
• The congregation was scandaled by the minister’s actions.
• They were scandaled to learn about the company’s unethical practices.