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Scandalous

Scandalous | Scandalously

Scandalous meaning

Of a thing: causing or having the nature of a scandal; regarded as so immoral or wrong as to be extremely disgraceful; despicable, shameful. | Of a person: delighted by scandal. | Of speech or writing: defamatory, malicious.

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Example sentences (20)

After seeking political exile in London following the row, The Chevalier published secret diplomatic documents in ‘Lettres, Memoires et Negociations’, declared one of the most scandalous books of the time.

And he has a private subscription service on X.com, where he has promised to share scandalous details about his former colleagues in Congress.

Apparently, to contain the media fallout of the alleged scandalous letter, the College wrote a second letter, saying the previous one was issued in error and that Yakubu attended Barewa College but did not write WAEC.

As the Bravo series continues with its most scandalous season in years, the drama between the cast members is ramping up and making for some must-see TV.

Cross River’s Scandalous Debt Burdens: What Will Prince Otu, Do Differently?

Emudainohwo described the petition as frivolous, adding that it was scandalous for the petition to be filed 46 days after the party was aware their candidate was not interested in it.

Having run down INEC with all manner of foul language, some libelous and scandalous, others very profane and unguarded, I am wondering if Obi would accept another election contest under the INEC as its umpire.

He can diversify the economy by looking into critical sectors and take drastic steps quickly in order to curb the scandalous rate of unemployment.

He said: "These increases are scandalous.

However, complications ensue when he claims to be the real Santa, leading to a scandalous court case.

In addition, it has been the experience of the authors that more often than not, expatriate clients have complained about police officers coming up with scrupulous and scandalous petitions with the singular aim of extorting money from them.

In the last two decades the subsidy regime has become a scandalous affair.

It’s like we are living in a world that is post-Studio 54. But I to Studio 54 and it wasn’t as scandalous as the kind of thing you see at clubs now.

Mel Tucker has been popular across the People are discussing his recent scandalous act.

Mr Western said: "It is scandalous foodbanks are needed in modern Britain, but thanks to this Conservative Government, there are people going to bed hungry at night.

Naturally, fans speculated the trouble in paradise was due to a scandalous affair being revealed, however, it was just a rumor.

Now, as Katie finds herself amid yet another scandal, with her ex allegedly threatening to leak a series of scandalous audio recordings, we take a look back at her turbulent past.

Secret yearnings unleashed, ruinous deceits perpetrated, scandalous familial dysfunction displayed…isn’t it astonishing what loneliness can do to a person?

Speaking to the Daily Echo about the decision by referee Jarred Gillett at the time, Cherries boss Gary O’Neil labelled it "scandalous", saying: “Ivan Toney has managed to lock Marcos’s arm underneath his and just drags him.

The analysis underscores the media’s preference for “man bites dog” stories, prioritizing unexpected or scandalous events over comprehensive coverage of policy matters.