1. to shock or offend someone by doing something considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘scandalize’

Examples

• Her unconventional behavior scandalised the conservative community.
• The politician’s comments scandalised voters across the country.
• The artist’s provocative work scandalised critics at the gallery opening.
• His decision to quit his job and travel the world scandalised his family.
• The newspaper’s exposé scandalised readers with its shocking revelations.
• The celebrity’s outrageous outfit scandalised fashion critics.