scandal in English

noun

1

an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage.

a bribery scandal involving one of his key supporters

synonyms: (outrageous) wrongdoing, impropriety, misconduct, immoral behavior, unethical behavior, discreditable behavior, outrageous behavior, shocking incident, shocking series of events, offense, transgression, crime, sin, skeleton in the closet, business, affair, -gate

noun

(outrageous) wrongdoing, impropriety, misconduct, immoral behavior, unethical behavior, discreditable behavior, outrageous behavior, shocking incident, shocking series of events, offense, transgression, crime, sin, skeleton in the closet, business, affair, -gate
shame, dishonor, disgrace, disrepute, discredit, infamy, ignominy, embarrassment, odium, opprobrium, censure, obloquy, stigma
disgrace, outrage, injustice, (crying) shame, pity, affront, insult, reproach
malicious gossip, malicious rumor(s), slander, libel, calumny, defamation, aspersions, muckraking, scandalmongering, smear campaign, dirt
malicious gossip, dirt
outrage

Use "scandal" in a sentence

1. Like a row of cascading dominoes, scandal followed scandal.

2. Countrywide’s Subprime Scandal

3. It was a big scandal.

4. His scandal stupefied his company.

5. The scandal broke in 19

6. He loved gossip and scandal.

7. Do hush up the scandal!

8. The officer brazened out the scandal.

9. Newspapers love to dig up scandal.

10. The subsequent scandal ruined Clark's health.

11. This scandal could topple the government.

12. Gallacher was the personification of scandal.

13. The scandal has cost Nicholson dearly.

14. I utterly abhor this scandal-mongering.

15. The scandal will soon blow over.

16. The scandal has stoked public outrage.

17. The scandal made her resignation inevitable.

18. This scandal may topple the government.

19. Caesar divorced Pompeia over the scandal.

20. The scandal titillated the whole country.

21. The press could scent a scandal.

22. The administration was tainted with scandal.

23. The scandal may bring down the government.

24. Deflecting scandal and hiding from the press.

25. 23 The headlines are blaring the scandal.

26. The Watergate scandal was released by journalists.

27. His sexy scandal was quickly spread about.

28. But the scandal has cost Gilbey dearly.

29. The scandal ended his meteoric political career .

30. She's always trying to stir up scandal.

31. The Prince emerged unscathed from the scandal.

32. Dieter is deposed after the ensuing scandal.

33. I'm Fleet Scribbler, from The Daily Scandal.

34. 5 Fleet Street loves a good scandal.

35. Scandal is tearing the government apart. Sentencedict.com

36. His reputation was tainted by the scandal.

37. 21 The MP enmeshed in a scandal.

38. 13 They are buzzing about the scandal.

39. 12 They are buzzing over the scandal.

40. This scandal could bring down the government.

41. The scandal left his reputation in ruins.

42. Senior officials were implicated in the scandal.

43. 25 The scandal branded him for life.

44. This is nothing short of a scandal.

45. Some magazines contain nothing but scandal and gossip.

46. The public have an insatiable appetite for scandal.

47. We must avoid a scandal at all costs .

48. The scandal entailed on the government indelible disgrace.

49. A political scandal has recently come to light.

50. The scandal will not detract from her fame.