All 11 Uses

indignant
in
Lord of the Flies
(Edited)

Piggy stood and the rose of indignation faded slowly from his cheeks.
p. 25.4

indignation = anger at something unjust
"I got the conch," said Piggy indignantly.
p. 42.3

indignantly = with anger or annoyance at something unjust
Daring, indignant, Piggy took the conch. "That's what I said! I said about our meetings and things and then you said shut up—"
p. 43.7 *

indignant = angered at something unjust
"I told you to get a list of names!"
"How could I," cried Piggy indignantly, "all by myself?"
p. 46.1

indignantly = angry at something unjust or wrong
They were silent again: Simon intent, Ralph incredulous and faintly indignant.
p. 53.4
"We could steal up on one—paint our faces so they wouldn't see—perhaps surround them and then—" Indignation took away Ralph's control.
p. 54.5

indignation = anger at something unjust
"I got the conch!" said Piggy indignantly.
p. 83.8

indignantly = angry at something unjust
His voice was indignant.
p. 90.1

indignant = displaying anger at something unjust or wrong
"I hit him," said Ralph indignantly.
p. 114.3

indignantly = angry at something unjust
Piggy was indignant.
p. 128.1

indignant = angry at something unjust or wrong
Ralph tried indignantly to remember.
p. 163.4

indignantly = angry at something unjust

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