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Term: Indignation

Noun (General Sense):

Indignation refers to strong displeasure or anger aroused by something unjust, unfair, or offensive.

Sample Sentence:

The protestors expressed their indignation at the government's decision to increase taxes.

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Noun (Popular Sense):

In popular usage, indignation is often associated with a feeling of righteous anger or moral offense.

Sample Sentence:

She felt a surge of indignation when she witnessed the act of animal cruelty.

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Adjective (Local Sense):

In a local context, indignation can describe a sense of anger or resentment specific to a particular place or community.

Sample Sentence:

The citizens voiced their indignation over the proposed construction project that would destroy a historic landmark.

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Verb (Rare Usage):

While rare, indignation can also function as a verb meaning to provoke or incite anger or resentment in someone.

Sample Sentence:

His careless remarks indignated his friends, causing tension within the group.

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