indignant in Greek
indignant in Greek is αγανακτισμένος — indignant means feeling or showing anger because of something seen as unfair or wrong.
indignant in Greek
αγανακτισμένος
Pronounced: aganaktismenos
Showing anger or indignation, especially at something unjust or wrong.
What does "indignant" mean?
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adj Feeling or showing anger because of something seen as unfair or wrong.
"She was indignant at being blamed for a mistake she didn't make."
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indignant in a sentence
- She was indignant at being blamed for a mistake she didn't make.
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What is "indignant" in Greek?
"indignant" in Greek is αγανακτισμένος. indignant means: Feeling or showing anger because of something seen as unfair or wrong.
How do you pronounce αγανακτισμένος?
"indignant" in Greek is αγανακτισμένος, pronounced "aganaktismenos".
How do you use "indignant" in a sentence?
Example: "She was indignant at being blamed for a mistake she didn't make." In Greek, "indignant" is αγανακτισμένος.
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