1. to shock or offend someone by doing something that is considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: British spelling; third person singular present tense

Examples

• Her behavior at the formal dinner scandalises the other guests.
• The politician’s latest statement scandalises his conservative supporters.
• The artist’s controversial painting scandalises the local community.
• His casual attitude toward tradition scandalises his elderly relatives.
• The celebrity’s public outburst scandalises her fans.
• The company’s unethical practices scandalise industry observers.