1. shocking or offending someone by doing something considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: British spelling; present participle form

Examples

• The politician’s behavior was scandalising the entire community.
• She was scandalising her conservative neighbors with her unconventional lifestyle.
• The newspaper article was scandalising readers with its shocking revelations.
• His comments were scandalising the audience at the formal dinner.
• The celebrity’s actions were scandalising fans around the world.
• The company’s practices were scandalising environmental groups.