Sentimiento fuerte de enfado y conmoción.
A strong feeling of anger and shock.
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See how the word “indignación” is used in sentences
Su indignación era evidente al oír la noticia. — Her outrage was clear when she heard the news.
La decisión provocó un escándalo en la comunidad. — The decision caused an outrage among the community.
La noticia indignará a muchos de tus compañeros. — The news will outrage many of your colleagues.
¿Te puedes creer el revuelo por esa decisión? — Can you believe the outrage over that decision?
¿Te has enterado del escándalo del público? — Did you hear about the outrage from the audience?
No me puedo creer que la ofendieras así. — I can't believe you would outrage her like that.
Tenemos que atender la indignación del público por la política. — We must address the public's outrage about the policy.
Sus palabras desataron una indignación general en el evento. — Her remarks sparked widespread outrage at the event.
Le indignó ver un trato tan injusto. — It outraged him to see such unfair treatment.
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