1. shocked or outraged by something considered morally wrong or improper
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘scandalized’

Examples

• The community was scandalled by the politician’s corrupt behavior.
• She looked scandalled when she heard about the company’s unethical practices.
• The parents were scandalled by the inappropriate content in the school play.
• He appeared scandalled by his colleague’s dishonest actions.
• The congregation was scandalled by the minister’s scandalous revelations.
• Many citizens were scandalled by the government’s wasteful spending.