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scandalize

verb as in calumniate

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defame
offend
slander

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asperse
backbite
belie
belittle
blackball
blackguard
condemn
decry
denigrate
deprecate
detract
disgrace
disgust
dishonor
disparage
embarrass
lampoon
libel
malign
outrage
revile
shock
traduce
vilify

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bad-mouth

verb as in disgrace

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defame
displease
offend
slander

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calumniate
dishonor
embarrass
revile
shock
smear
vilify

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These events scandalize, yet “The Girl With the Needle” is most intriguing when it lingers in its disturbing fictions, which come to life with exceptional style.

From New York Times

Saddened, for sure, and no doubt even scandalized — but not shocked.

From Los Angeles Times

They rarely go anywhere and are constantly scandalized.

From New York Times

The story scandalized the community; Gracie went to jail.

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But remember when people were scandalized over teenage Spears moaning about leaving behind her name and age?

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