1. shocked or offended by something considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The community was scandalised by the politician’s corrupt behavior.
• She looked scandalised when she heard the inappropriate joke.
• The parents were scandalised by the violent content in the children’s movie.
• He appeared scandalised by the suggestion that he had cheated.
• The elderly woman was scandalised by the revealing fashion trends.
• The board members were scandalised by the CEO’s extravagant spending.