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Scandalisation (Noun)

The condition of being shocked (as by improper behavior).

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The public's scandalisation by the politician's affair was evident in their overwhelming disapproval.
Her neighbours expressed scandalisation at the loud parties that took place in her rented house every weekend.
The tabloid press played a significant role in the scandalisation of celebrities through salacious headlines.
Many people's scandalisation turned to outrage when they discovered the scale of the corruption within the government.
The parents of the pupils showed considerable scandalisation upon learning about the teacher's unprofessional actions in the staff room.

The act of scandalizing.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The documentary film was a critic of the government's policies and sparked scandalisation worldwide, drawing attention to the corruption and abuse of power.
Their reckless behavior and lavish spending sparked widespread scandalisation within the conservative community, leading to public outcry.
The expose of the corporate's reckless disregard for environmental welfare caused a scandalisation that led to massive protests and calls for change.
As the scandalisation around the leader's secret life grew, more people began questioning the moral integrity of those in power.
The swift scandalisation of the celebrity's secret history was proof that even the rich and famous aren't immune to the consequences of their actions.