घृणा सह दुखापत किंवा वृत्ती पूर्ण बदल,

scandalising's Usage Examples:

Llangollen) eloped and set up house together in the late 18th century, scandalising contemporary British society.

Thuraisingam, who was later brought to Court by Wong, as Attorney-General, for scandalising the judiciary, said Wong’s lack of Bench and criminal law experience.

In 2001, the Victorian Supreme Court used the offence of scandalising the court to fine Hoser "5,000 after he published names of two county.

"4 journos get jail term for scandalising ex-CJI".

disobedience of court orders, and should not include the offence of "scandalising the court", i.

Section 33 abolishes "scandalising the judiciary" or "scandalising the court" as a form of contempt of court under common.

eccentric Rimbaud displays no sense of manners or decency whatsoever, scandalising Verlaine"s pretentious, bourgeois in-laws.

University of Strasbourg"s student union in November 1966 and began scandalising the authorities.

He was subsequently charged for scandalising the judiciary in 2015 for suggesting judicial partiality towards two.

The trial became a cause célèbre scandalising British colonial society.

suspected as much, arguing that the name was changed to Manasseh to avoid scandalising Moses.

journalist, who was convicted in Singapore in 2010 of contempt of court for scandalising the Singapore judicial system, through his published views on the country"s.

1913 – The first of many tangos was performed in the Palm Court, scandalising Edwardian society.

Synonyms:

scandalize, outrage, offend, shock, appall, nauseate, appal, revolt, disgust, sicken, churn up,

Antonyms:

respect, keep, spread, attract, liking,