• Synonyms: scandal, dirt, malicious_gossip
  Meaning: disgraceful gossip about the private lives of other people
• Synonyms: scandal, outrage
  Meaning: a disgraceful event

• We think it no scandal.
• What does scandal signify to me?
• That scandal is, we think, over,--and for ever.
• "Scandal, my dear Irene--I may call you Irene, mayn't I?"
• You great people always lose something by scandal, notwithstanding your millions.
• "I am glad Bernard did," said Miss Berengaria, emphatically; "even at the risk of all that scandal."
• "That is, I began by meaning to cut him, and then I thought it would be a mistake to make a scandal."
• or who can blame people for desiring to suppress what they regard as a scandal in the sight of God and man?
• After two years of an unbearable sort of life they had separated--quietly, and without scandal of any sort.
• "A scandal, my dear Reginald, is as much to be avoided at Monaco or any of those places as at Exeter, let us say."

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording George H. W. Bush, License CC BY-SA 4.0
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