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1 indignation
سُخْط \ indignation: a feeling of anger because of some injustice or some unfair blame. \ نِقْمة \ indignation: a feeling of anger because of some injustice or some unfair blame. -
2 indignation
غَضَبٌ \ anger: the feeling that makes people want to quarrel, fight, or do harm. indignation: a feeling of anger because of some injustice or some unfair blame. -
3 indignation
nounسُخْط، حَنَق -
4 سخط
n. discontent, disaffection, indignation, irritation, exasperation, malcontent, grumpiness, flounce -
5 غضب
1́ n. anger, ire, exasperation, indignation, irritation, gall, grumpiness, irascibility, pique, pout, resentment, spleen, seethe, outrage, outcry, madness, fire, flounce, dander, soreness2́ v. be angry, bear, fret, fume, jitter, pet, rage, go mad, lose one's shirt, inflame, aggravate, embitter, anger, annoy, crab, displease, exasperate, heat, irritate, itch, madden, vex, gall, nettle, peeve, offend, provoke, rile, ruffle, sour, spite -
6 نقمة
n. indignation -
7 استياء
اِسْتِيَاءresentment, umbrage, offense, dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, indignation, annoyance, vexation, anger, miff -
8 امتعاض
اِمْتِعاضresentment, displeasure, indignation, annoyance, vexation, anger -
9 تأفف
تَأفّفgrumble, grumbling, complaint, mutter, whine, whining, grouch, displeasure, disgust, discontent, indignation -
10 سخط
سُخْط، سُخُط، سَخَطdiscontent, dissatisfaction, displeasure, indignation, resentment, annoyance, irritation, anger, ire, exasperation, wrath -
11 سخط
سُخْط، سُخُط، سَخَطdiscontent, dissatisfaction, displeasure, indignation, resentment, annoyance, irritation, anger, ire, exasperation, wrath -
12 سخط
سُخْط، سُخُط، سَخَطdiscontent, dissatisfaction, displeasure, indignation, resentment, annoyance, irritation, anger, ire, exasperation, wrath -
13 غضب
غَضَب: حَنَق، غَيْظanger, rage, fury, wrath, ire, exasperation, indignation, irritation -
14 نقمة
نَقْمَة، نِقْمَة: سُخْطindignation, resentment, wrath -
15 نقمة
نَقْمَة، نِقْمَة: سُخْطindignation, resentment, wrath -
16 pose
I [pəuz]1. noun1) a position or attitude of the body:وِضْعِيَّه، وِقْفَهa relaxed pose.
2) a false manner or way of behaving assumed in order to impress others; a pretence:تَظاهُر، وَضْع مُتَكَلَّفHis indignation was only a pose.
2. verb1) to position oneself eg for a photograph to be taken:يَجْلِس إلى رَسّام، يَقِف لاتخاذ صورَهShe posed in the doorway.
2) ( with as) to pretend to be:يَتَظاهَر، يَدَّعي أنه II [pəuz] verbHe posed as a doctor.
to set or offer (a question or problem) for answering or solving:يَطْرَحُ سؤالاThis poses a problem.
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17 righteous
[ˈraɪtʃəs] adjectiveمُبَرَّرrighteous indignation.
2) living a good moral life:تَقي، بارa righteous man.
3) good; morally right:صالِح، خَيِّر، أخْلاقيa righteous action.
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18 scandal
[ˈskændl] noun1) something that is considered shocking or disgraceful:فَضيحَه، شيءٌ مُعيبThe price of such food is a scandal.
2) an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful:فَضيحَةٌ اجْتِماعِيَّهThey kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.
3) gossip:قيل وقال، نَميمَهall the latest scandal.
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19 سخط
سُخْط \ indignation: a feeling of anger because of some injustice or some unfair blame. \ سُخْف \ nonsense: not sense; foolish talk or behaviour. silliness: foolishness. stupidity: (an act of) foolishness. -
20 غضب
غَضَبٌ \ anger: the feeling that makes people want to quarrel, fight, or do harm. indignation: a feeling of anger because of some injustice or some unfair blame. \ غَضَبٌ شديد \ fury: violent anger.
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