Examples of using Indignant in English and their translations into German
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Indignant Dennis Quaid Strikes Back.
I am still highly indignant about this amendment.
English to get indignant about sth.
Become incredulous and indignant.
The poem was very indignant.
No matter how indignant friend, exclaiming.
He becomes angry, indignant, self-pitying.
Iosif Prigozhin is extremely indignant behavior….
The neo-Nazi's indignant denial of industrial mass-murder.
Indignant, the wife scolded her husband.
Fans of games are indignant about the integrated adapter.
Madrid daily El País publishes an indignant editorial.
The answer comes quickly and seems a little indignant.
Der Spiegel waxes indignant over the Chinese workers state.
As indignant comment on the will of the latter.
Today we are quickly indignant and form opinions in milliseconds.
Relatives of the passengers of the ocean liner were indignant.
Indignant adj. expressing strong displeasure at something that is unjust.
Polemical articles and indignant letters were published in major newspapers69.
Then he became indignant, and he was unwilling to enter.