get indignant

Frequency: 7.59.2 per million words

Informal way to say 'become indignant'.

indignantVERB + indignant

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Examples (10)

  • When he heard the unfair accusation, he began to get indignant.
  • She always manages to get indignant over the smallest injustices.
  • Don't let them make you get indignant; stay calm.
  • Many people get indignant when they feel their rights are being violated.
  • He had every right to get indignant after such disrespectful treatment.
  • If you continue to ignore the rules, I will surely get indignant.
  • The audience started to get indignant as the speaker kept avoiding the question.
  • It's easy to get indignant when confronted with blatant dishonesty.
  • Having been misled, she couldn't help but get indignant.
  • We often get indignant about issues that affect our community.