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angered or annoyed at something unjust or wrong
- A few days after the crash, a "Public Indignation" meeting was held at City Hall, demanding authorities shut down Newark Airport.p. 214.7
- Public Indignationp. 214.7
- Indignation, which had run in angry undercurrents through the city, boiled to the surface.p. 220.0
- Her own indignation spilled out as she quickly made changes, adding the latest crash to the story.p. 323.8
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