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scandal
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An action or event that causes general public outrage
Rumour or malicious gossip about scandalous events or actions
The shame, outrage or anger caused by a scandalous action or event
An immoral or scandalous act considered to be a transgression
The state or quality of being immoral or wicked
Information received from other people that cannot be substantiated
News, or new information about something
A scornful or hurtful act or expression
An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury
A widespread reaction of outrage or outrage
Shock reporting
Disagreement
Scandalous acts involving dishonesty or corruption
The state or quality of being infamous
Celebrated case
A lie or fictitious misrepresentation
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Noun
▲
An action or event that causes general public outrage
offence
UK
offense
US
crime
disgrace
misconduct
outrage
wrongdoing
impropriety
injustice
shame
sin
transgression
embarrassment
insult
affair
affront
business
-gate
immoral behaviour
outrageous behaviour
outrageous wrongdoing
pity
reproach
turpitude
crying shame
unethical behaviour
discreditable behaviour
dishonourable behaviour
shocking incident
shocking incident of events
shocking series of events
skeleton in the closet
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in closet
wrong
infamy
secret
shocker
dark secret
unmentionable thing
dirty little secret
“Frank turns in his badge to protest his being dragged into a political
scandal
involving the police commissioner.”
Noun
▲
Rumour or malicious gossip about scandalous events or actions
slander
belittlement
calumny
defamation
dirt
disparagement
goss
gossip
rumors
US
rumours
UK
scandalmongering
talk
libel
muckraking
rumour
UK
rumor
US
rumourmongering
UK
rumormongering
US
tattle
aspersion
aspersions
backbiting
backstabbing
hearsay
mud
chat
malicious gossip
malicious rumour
malicious rumours
smear campaign
dirty linen
tittle-tattle
idle rumor
denigration
obloquy
vilification
detraction
traducement
smear
calumniation
abuse
maligning
vituperation
character assassination
bad-mouthing
smearing
derogation
libeling
US
traducing
libelling
UK
contumely
depreciation
lie
mud-slinging
aspersing
opprobrium
vilifying
defaming
blackening
insult
censure
scurrility
criticism
revilement
slam
hit
invective
deprecation
slur
misrepresentation
insults
slime
tale
defamation of character
false report
knock
black eye
mudslinging
maliciousness
lying
cattiness
malicious
malediction
innuendo
aftertale
malicious talk
spite
malice
spitefulness
slurs
knocking
dump
insinuation
revelations
gen
dope
rubbishing
spiteful talk
slagging
infighting
badmouthing
viciousness
running down
dirty laundry
false light
low-down dirty
fake news
slagging-off
slap in face
cheap shot
diminishment
put down
scuttlebutt
lowdown
news
buzz
injustice
injury
ridicule
hurt
damage
pejorative
wrong
minimization
harm
disesteem
billingsgate
low-down
slagging off
unkind remarks
hateful talk
scurrilousness
vitriol
intimate intelligence
juicy morsel
fulmination
venom
tirade
scolding
railing
reproach
reprimand
reviling
upbraiding
castigation
blame
berating
verbal abuse
slight
untruth
rap
misrepresentation of character
false accusation
smear campaigning
tall tale
scandalous remark
denunciation
condemnation
chastisement
flak
animadversion
fault-finding
slamming
slating
evil-speaking
accusation
stigma
dirty dig
backhanded compliment
discredit
scorn
belittling
disdain
lessening
degradation
debasement
reprobation
derision
recrimination
contempt
reproval
dirty politics
name-calling
negative campaign
dragging one's name through the mud
remonstrance
critique
excoriation
mocking
admonishment
reproof
chiding
rebuke
faultfinding
panning
underestimation
tongue-lashing
carping
nitpicking
cavilling
UK
prejudice
cavil
roast
caviling
US
admonition
disapprobation
harangue
denouncement
curses
verbal disapproval
nit-picking
slandering
bashing
fulminations
stick
verbal
objurgation
mauling
savaging
more ❯
“And now, through no fault of her own, she's an object of pity and
scandal
in our society.”
Noun
▲
The shame, outrage or anger caused by a scandalous action or event
disgrace
opprobrium
shame
ignominy
infamy
discredit
disrepute
humiliation
obloquy
stigma
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
embarrassment
indignity
offence
UK
offense
US
reflection
reproach
censure
odium
aspersion
depreciation
detraction
disesteem
notoriety
ill repute
degradation
loss of face
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
slur
contempt
ill fame
abasement
disrespect
stain
debasement
reprobation
outrage
blemish
blot
unpopularity
derogation
smear
mortification
ill-repute
ill favour
bad reflection
ingloriousness
bad reputation
imputation
vitiation
unhonour
UK
shamefulness
disreputableness
disapprobation
condemnation
unhonor
US
derision
blame
ignobility
crime
loss of reputation
smirch
taint
tarnish
debasing
contumely
sin
spot
brand
notoriousness
baseness
black eye
blemish on
blot on
stain on
source of shame
blot on the escutcheon of
bad name
criticism
disgracefulness
injury
dishonorableness
disreputability
abomination
discomfiture
injustice
loss of honor
villainy
outrageousness
bad odour
bad odor
disregard
cloud
scar
slam
animadversion
stricture
impropriety
enormity
treachery
low esteem
flak
loss of pride
ignominiousness
ill favor
lack of respectability
slur on
loss of self-respect
blot on the escutcheon
skeleton in the cupboard
source of discredit
demerit
damage
affront
harm
insult
loss of respect
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
slight
disapproval
vilification
defamation
comedown
turpitude
prostitution
pollution
humbling
scorn
culpability
corruption
slander
disbarment
misgrace
venality
strife
meanness
abashment
black mark
blow to one's pride
chagrin
flaw
onus
smudge
shaming
put down
lost face
egg on one's face
doghouse
opprobriousness
fault
mistrust
distrust
imperfection
bad books
discomfort
bar sinister
condescension
discomposure
resignation
self-abasement
disparagement
exposure
naming and shaming
mark
unworthiness
besmirchment
hit
smarting
defect
slap
hint
suggestion
shamefacedness
compunction
shiner
exposé
dump
misery
self-consciousness
blight
tarnishing
red face
public disgrace
loss of dignity
crawling
prostration
looking foolish
belittlement
dissatisfaction
annoyance
confusion
fluster
disconcertment
eating humble pie
self-effacement
vexation
awkwardness
lowering
depression
reduction
snub
bring down
submissiveness
rebuff
submission
humility
humbleness
downgrading
demotion
abnegation
subjugation
denigration
deprecation
effacement
downgrade
slap in the face
smack in the face
touché
brush-off
kick in the teeth
mental pain
more ❯
“It was worth the kick in the shin he got from Tori to see the mixed expression of outrage and
scandal
on Teague's face.”
Noun
▲
An immoral or scandalous act considered to be a transgression
offence
UK
offense
US
crime
wrongdoing
error
lapse
misdeed
misdemeanour
UK
sin
transgression
misdoing
violation
wrong
breach
dereliction
failing
fault
guilt
lawbreaking
malefaction
misdemeanor
US
trespass
immoral act
act of wickedness
improper act
delinquency
criminality
malpractice
felony
misconduct
malfeasance
peccadillo
evil-doing
peccancy
veniality
fall from grace
act of evil
iniquity
vice
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
criminal act
tort
illegality
evil act
disservice
unlawful activity
abuse
lawlessness
impropriety
immorality
unprofessionalism
negligence
malversation
evil
unlawfulness
sinfulness
mischief
dereliction of duty
unethical behaviour
naughty act
breach of ethics
more ❯
“Your son has committed a
scandal
which is known to all the town.”
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being immoral or wicked
immorality
depravity
wickedness
corruption
debauchery
evil
sin
licentiousness
badness
dishonesty
turpitude
vileness
dishonourableness
impurity
indecency
iniquity
perversion
profligacy
sinfulness
unchastity
vice
wrong
decadence
degeneracy
dissolution
iniquitousness
lewdness
libertinage
libertinism
lustfulness
promiscuity
villainousness
wantonness
crookedness
degeneration
degradation
dissipation
dissoluteness
lawlessness
looseness
shadiness
shamelessness
viciousness
vulgarity
flagitiousness
immoral behaviour
antisocial behavior
misconduct
infamy
evil behavior
criminality
dereliction
lubricity
diablerie
deviltry
ungodliness
unrighteousness
impiousness
impiety
irreligiousness
profanity
irreverence
villainy
blasphemy
sacrilege
imperfection
ill
foible
profanation
fallenness
evildoing
fault
desecration
peccability
damnation
bad
covetousness
sloth
pride
tort
demerit
disobedience
wrongness
baseness
wrongdoing
corruptness
devilry
debasement
pervertedness
offence
UK
offense
US
heinousness
evilness
foulness
crime
impropriety
godlessness
lechery
unscrupulousness
atrocity
unholiness
devilishness
rakishness
nefariousness
evil-doing
degenerateness
decadency
dissipatedness
abjection
salaciousness
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
lasciviousness
fiendishness
defilement
malfeasance
demoralization
US
knavery
self-indulgence
heresy
demoralisation
UK
misdeed
abandon
libidinousness
sordidness
malignity
sacrilegiousness
injustice
transgression
maleficence
profaneness
atrociousness
excess
delinquency
devilment
gluttony
roguery
rascality
depravation
violation
peccancy
lecherousness
disrespect
irreligion
malice
salacity
depravedness
animalism
immodesty
wildness
prodigality
unrestraint
unruliness
sauciness
naughtiness
intemperance
outrage
impishness
abandonment
monstrosity
hideousness
diabolicalness
immoderation
incontinence
overindulgence
lack of morals
lack of principles
cruelty
malevolence
unseemliness
injury
contemptibility
abuse
curse
disreputableness
wretchedness
sensuality
despicability
prurience
loucheness
ignobility
indulgence
sinning
sybaritism
deceit
enormity
hedonism
harm
abomination
mischief
duplicity
unfairness
treachery
mischievousness
shenanigans
deceitfulness
chicanery
roguishness
uncleanness
deception
deceptiveness
fast living
underhandedness
maltreatment
unjustness
laxity
meanness
obscenity
disorder
mischief-making
irresponsibility
lust
anarchy
insidiousness
forwardness
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
temerity
audacity
arrogance
complacency
refractoriness
slackness
disrepute
scumbaggery
mockery
darkness
lowness
decay
unhonor
US
unhonour
UK
bawdiness
revel
voluptuousness
immoderateness
concupiscence
carousal
bender
binge
revelry
tear
lack of restraint
la dolce vita
life in fast lane
pleasure-seeking
rottenness
shamefulness
double-dealing
mercilessness
ruthlessness
peccantness
indignity
perniciousness
relaxation
relaxedness
hob
waggery
waggishness
unlawfulness
wrongfulness
tomfoolery
cheekiness
misfortune
flagrancy
sleeping around
free love
indelicacy
hell
deviance
improbity
decrease
decline
worsening
unwholesomeness
unworthiness
unchasteness
vitiation
bastardization
deterioration
moral decay
disregard
contempt
fornication
recklessness
easy virtue
wastefulness
extravagance
loose morals
odiousness
egregiousness
monstrousness
outrageousness
dreadfulness
reprehensibility
foul play
brutishness
brutality
perviness
discourtesy
impertinence
contamination
abasement
inferiority
poorness
miscreancy
squalor
agnosticism
atheism
disbelief
apostasy
paganism
heathenism
non-belief
lack of respect
scepticism
UK
doubt
unbelief
prankishness
scurrilousness
scurrility
diabolism
malefaction
balefulness
trouble
unkindness
oppression
persecution
exploitation
skepticism
US
devilishment
witchcraft
magic
witchery
high jinks
neglect
mistreatment
black magic
evil magic
disgrace
ignominy
pettiness
misdeeds
sins
faults
ill treatment
ill-treatment
unsavouriness
reprobation
offences
UK
offenses
US
rudeness
low-mindedness
mismanagement
manipulation
taking advantage
wrong use
more ❯
“We did not think for one moment to target them even if they were people of
scandal
and debauchery.”
Noun
▲
Information received from other people that cannot be substantiated
hearsay
gossip
talk
scuttlebutt
rumor
US
word
rumour
UK
tattle
goss
buzz
report
dish
noise
dirt
grapevine
bruit
rumble
bavardage
skinder
labrish
storeys
UK
stories
US
tales
furphy
titbits
comment
cry
leak
clothesline
Kaffeeklatsch
tittle-tattle
shu-shu
idle talk
word of mouth
on dit
idle chatter
mere talk
talk of the town
second-hand information
common talk
unsubstantiated information
secondhand information
news
tale
story
chitchat
whisper
chatter
tidings
earful
intelligence
canard
information
chat
small talk
conversation
latest
suggestion
speculation
back-fence talk
prattle
wire
whispers
slander
calumny
defamation
canards
insinuation
dirty laundry
whispering campaign
malicious talk
dirty linen
dirty wash
intimation
murmur
advices
hint
announcement
whispering
prating
advice
allegation
innuendo
breeze
claim
hash
speech
piece of gossip
piece of hearsay
unconfirmed report
titbit
chit-chat
blather
meddling
prate
injury
chronicle
rumormongering
US
telling tales
gossipry
babble
blether
account
hubbub
gen
secret
rumours
UK
falsehood
fabrication
hoax
belief
opinion
dispatch
fiction
lie
repute
supposition
notoriety
fame
invention
word on the street
talebearing
rumourmongering
UK
the latest
the word on the street
rumors
US
blow by blow
malicious gossip
mud-slinging
smear campaign
snippet
scrap
tidbit
more ❯
Noun
▲
News, or new information about something
tiding
news
report
intelligence
word
account
dispatch
statement
story
announcement
disclosure
advice
communication
message
leak
tidings
knowledge
communiqué
data
enlightenment
hearsay
lowdown
rumour
UK
rumor
US
broadcast
bulletin
cable
copy
description
discovery
exposé
headlines
itemization
narration
particularization
recital
release
scoop
specification
telecast
telegram
telling
eye-opener
the goods
front-page news
news flash
information
latest
gossip
info
talk
notice
intimation
gen
tittle-tattle
dirt
reports
notification
dope
low-down
item
greetings
advices
uncos
revelation
buzz
update
summary
status
goss
scuttlebutt
status update
more ❯
Noun
▲
A scornful or hurtful act or expression
offence
UK
offense
US
insult
slight
slur
affront
barb
outrage
epithet
indignity
dig
cut
slap
diss
brickbat
dis
sarcasm
gird
dart
poke
name
snub
personality
aspersion
injury
slam
rudeness
insolence
hit
zinger
indignation
displeasure
harm
hurt
injustice
put down
slap in the face
black eye
left-handed compliment
dirty dig
abuse
provocation
wrong
atrocity
desecration
kick in the teeth
dirty deed
backhanded compliment
taunt
gibe
discourtesy
derision
sneer
mockery
jibe
criticism
jeer
disrespect
disparagement
crack
contempt
scorn
humiliation
sledge
rebuff
swipe
grievance
shaft
cutting remark
obloquy
slander
libel
scoff
ridicule
taunting
defamation
comeback
vilification
disservice
scoffing
goading
ridiculing
attack
wisecrack
dump
invective
reproach
jab
censure
unfairness
teasing
catcall
impertinence
impudence
incivility
depreciation
revilement
disdain
disdainfulness
despite
blasphemy
gibing
knock
flame
microaggression
wrongdoing
vitriol
lampooning
raillery
cheap shot
rebuke
disparaging remark
unjustness
inequity
mocking remark
snappy comeback
parting shot
brush-off
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
smear
detriment
raw deal
verbal dig
exposé
animadversion
stricture
spite
quip
insinuation
mistreatment
remark
sting
belittlement
kick
innuendo
snide remark
prejudice
mischief
pointed comment
name-calling
call-down
pan
hateful remark
rejection
suppression
burn
take-down
verbal jab
snidery
decry
one in the eye
fleer
burlesque
banter
blow to one's pride
ill
blitzkrieg
onslaught
assailment
battery
onset
pique
huff
resentment
dudgeon
push
assault
aggression
miff
blitz
umbrage
mugging
cold shoulder
verbal abuse
damage
evil
infringement
unjust act
ruffled feathers
ill-treatment
contumely
opprobrium
shame
ignominy
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
superciliousness
impugnment
unpleasantry
pejorative
abusive remark
lie
untruth
calumny
mudslinging
taint
stain
whispering campaign
false report
false accusation
false imputation
more ❯
Noun
▲
An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury
atrocity
evil
crime
wrong
offence
UK
outrage
offense
US
abomination
wrongdoing
violation
injury
injustice
abuse
villainy
affront
transgression
brutality
obscenity
barbarity
iniquity
cruelty
horror
malfeasance
violence
tort
ruthlessness
enormity
act of barbarity
act of brutality
act of cruelty
act of savagery
act of wickedness
act of violence
misdeed
trespass
infringement
infraction
breach
immorality
disgrace
felony
sin
monstrosity
fault
misdemeanor
US
malefaction
caper
misdemeanour
UK
delictum
delict
unlawful act
fast one
impropriety
criminality
wickedness
dereliction
corruption
delinquency
racket
hit
case
depravity
illegality
error
mortal sin
evildoing
shame
pity
charge
debt
misdoing
peccancy
affliction
blow
calamity
catastrophe
moral transgression
immoral act
illegal act
violation of the law
infraction of the law
breach of the law
evil action
odium
shamefulness
outrageousness
unjustness
inequity
unfairness
grievance
disservice
miscarriage
bad
malpractice
shaft
suppression
railroad
oppression
tyranny
maltreatment
repression
unjust act
raw deal
dirty deal
lawlessness
misconduct
dishonesty
wrongfulness
contravention
vice
break
sneak
job
unlawfulness
clandestineness
illegitimacy
illicitness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
wrongness
foul play
barbarism
ill
inhumanity
bad deed
bad act
faux pas
criminal act
curse
torment
personality
mischief
sacrilege
anathema
profanation
desecration
plague
bugbear
bane
bête noire
assault
arson
rape
robbery
burglary
lawbreaking
murder
cybercrime
e-crime
inhumane act
eyesore
bother
nuisance
criminal offense
peccadillo
bad action
turpitude
hurt
damage
slander
prejudice
persecution
insult
discourtesy
spite
bias
imposition
indecency
harm
libel
blunder
mistake
slight
malevolence
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▲
A widespread reaction of outrage or outrage
sensation
stir
commotion
furore
UK
uproar
agitation
outrage
excitement
furor
US
fuss
ruckus
surprise
bombshell
hullabaloo
rumpus
splash
bomb
spectacle
stunner
to-do
row
brouhaha
hoo-ha
disturbance
stink
hubbub
flap
scene
tumult
hysteria
rage
kerfuffle
hoo-hah
storm
tempest
foofaraw
trouble
song and dance
carry-on
hullaballoo
flash
wow
controversy
upheaval
perturbation
ructions
firestorm
argument
anger
clamour
UK
rabidity
temper
clamor
US
fracas
cataclysm
war of words
annoyance
earthquake
bouleversement
convulsion
hue and cry
fight
outcry
turmoil
ado
pandemonium
outburst
blather
upset
ballyhoo
hoopla
bother
fury
pother
palaver
stew
frenzy
tizzy
ruction
tizz
shindy
moil
confusion
delirium
distraction
clutter
clatter
bluster
deliriousness
craze
snafu
fever
splore
whirl
feverishness
do
bustle
squall
welter
mania
bobbery
rampage
corroboree
hurricane
williwaw
pantomime
coil
hurly
zoo
performance
hurry
fun
hurly-burly
hurry-scurry
helter-skelter
hurry-skurry
hubble-bubble
alarums and excursions
tizz-woz
disorder
racket
chaos
unrest
riot
ferment
flurry
turbulence
mayhem
bedlam
disruption
hassle
havoc
noise
din
anarchy
free-for-all
melee
maelstrom
violence
lather
babel
restlessness
activity
disarray
wildness
affray
rumble
lawlessness
bangarang
dither
hustle and bustle
brawl
big scene
quarrel
madness
unruliness
madhouse
strife
argy-bargy
whirlwind
discord
anarchism
misrule
uprising
protest
revolution
panic
insurrection
broil
disquiet
hell broke loose
eruption
imbroglio
fray
jangle
hustle
breach of the peace
donnybrook
aggro
shambles
bobsy-die
mix-up
big stink
passion
explosion
flutter
rebellion
all hell broken loose
fighting
fuss and feathers
objection
complaint
folderol
fluster
mutiny
altercation
fret
disorganization
US
three-ring circus
paroxysm
protestation
bagarre
excitation
action
roar
dissent
vociferation
rioting
shindig
blowup
wingding
opposition
hysterics
indignation
fireworks
drama
mess
upturn
tremor
disorderliness
melodrama
disarrangement
tantrum
Sturm und Drang
hell
disorganisation
UK
fisticuffs
storm in a teacup
tempest in a teapot
fit
mob rule
state
reign of terror
much ado about nothing
scuffle
ecstasy
fervour
UK
fire
fervor
US
hissy fit
temper tantrum
twitter
enthusiasm
rush
production
elation
emotion
cacophony
clangour
UK
babble
rigmarole
clangor
US
intricacy
entropy
heat
instability
outbreak
shivaree
conflict
haste
muddle
howl
criticism
wilding
ailment
jumble
disorderedness
backwash
tamasha
disquietude
hubba-hubba
hype
stramash
demurral
flare-up
biffo
disaster
fermentation
dishevelment
fuss and bother
terrorism
tear
topsy-turviness
huff
messiness
boiling point
discomposure
disapproval
misorder
muss
tumble
heck
cry
confrontation
shock
contretemps
howl of protest
chance-medley
street fight
flak
mare's nest
snake pit
howls of protest
formal complaint
utter confusion
paddy
mard
pell-mell
outburst of rage
federal case
fit of anger
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
tempest in a teacup
bad mood
fit of bad temper
frenzy of anger
mountain out of a molehill
fit of temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of pique
fit of rage
fit of fury
tempest in a tea-kettle
frenzy of rage
chorus of disapproval
big deal
outburst of anger
business
struggle
hurrah
scrap
stooshie
dust-up
fractiousness
disruptiveness
shemozzle
rhubarb
worry
an outcry
spin
swirl
craziness
loud noise
provocation
incitement
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
scramble
liveliness
animation
interruption
busyness
chaotic situation
movement
transport
thrill
feeling
buzz
life
hell to pay
devil to pay
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
hectic activity
to do
whirlpool
euphoria
rough house
all hell breaking loose
tension
discomfiture
disconcertment
rampancy
lunacy
fad
mêlée
hurly burly
seething mass
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
uncertainty
spot of bother
convulsions
vehemence
tohubohu
calamity
combustion
intensity
wild excitement
consternation
kick-up
monkey business
quake
trepidation
skirmish
fussing
rowdydow
toing and froing
comings and goings
wilderness
embarrassment
mortification
abashment
rout
dislocation
haze
eagerness
scuffling
hindrance
abandon
zeal
clash
sweat
spasm
discontent
brannigan
exception
remonstrance
shaking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
rocking
incitation
fanaticism
dissatisfaction
slip-up
vandalism
tiz-woz
swivet
swelter
ruffle
demur
grief
expostulation
scene of confusion
wild disarray
destruction
a maelstrom
ataxia
mobocracy
rapture
challenge
shouting
afters
mishap
encounter
yelling
clamouring
UK
impatience
state of unrest
fling
binge
orgy
splurge
spree
run-in
strike
roughhouse
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
demurrer
twit
nervous state
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
incident
exclamation
question
threat
harassment
intoxication
unrestraint
derangement
more heat than light
topsy-turvydom
rat's nest
topsy-turvyness
holy mess
an omnishambles
menace
boilover
hazard
difficulty
discombobulation
kick
state of agitation
state of anxiety
irrationality
clamoring
US
neurosis
distress
alarm
a car crash
scrimmage
entanglement
unreason
nervousness
mirth
panic attack
loss of control
loss of reason
outburst of agitation
mental distress
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
fit of madness
fit of agitation
overthrow
hissy
stirring
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
exhibition
flip-flop
violent change
about-face
new deal
major change
seismic shift
sudden change
new ball-game
exhibition of oneself
display of emotion
carrying-on
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Noun
▲
Shock reporting
sensationalism
exaggeration
luridness
melodrama
overstatement
shock tactics
aggrandisement
UK
aggrandizement
US
boasting
excess
fabrication
hype
hyperbole
overemphasis
puffery
whopper
fish story
tabloid journalism
tall story
yellow journalism
sensational journalism
yellow press
exploitative journalism
extravagance
rant
romance
fancy
flight of fancy
jazz
line
hogwash
falsehood
inflation
figure of speech
stretch
enlargement
emphasis
coloring
US
misjudgement
misrepresentation
exaltation
crock
caricature
fantasy
magnification
hyperbolism
overestimation
pretentiousness
elaboration
embroidery
baloney
pretension
amplification
untruth
misjudgment
yarn
tall talk
colouring
UK
Noun
▲
Disagreement
unpleasantness
disagreement
disharmony
fuss
ill feeling
upset
argument
bother
conflict
difference of opinion
dispute
disturbance
quarrel
Noun
▲
Scandalous acts involving dishonesty or corruption
sleaze
dishonesty
corruption
malpractice
shenanigans
skulduggery
sharp practice
foul play
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being infamous
notoriousness
ballyhoo
celebrity
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
disrepute
éclat
fame
flak
infamy
ink
name
obloquy
opprobrium
renown
rep
splash
spotlight
wise
infamousness
center stage
Noun
▲
Celebrated case
cause celebre
hot potato
talk of the town
uproar
affair
bone of contention
celebrated case
controversial case
controversial issue
controversy
debate
fuss
grist for the gossip mill
matter of the moment
moot point
political football
rumour
UK
rumor
US
topic of the day
war of words
Noun
▲
A lie or fictitious misrepresentation
tale
lie
untruth
fabrication
fib
falsehood
story
falsity
whopper
prevarication
fable
fiction
mendacity
taradiddle
tarradiddle
yarn
exaggeration
misrepresentation
detraction
concoction
invention
untruism
fantasy
kidology
myth
fairy tale
fairy story
trumped-up story
piece of fiction
fake news
tall story
alternative fact
cock and bull story
red herring
shaggy-dog story
cock-and-bull story
figment of imagination
urban legend
urban myth
falsification
porky
terminological inexactitude
pork pie
tall tale
white lie
porky pie
deception
made-up story
pretence
UK
pretense
US
canard
flight of fancy
half-truth
barefaced lie
little white lie
sham
departure from the truth
bulldust
figment of the imagination
pretext
line
figment
rumour
UK
ruse
deceit
wile
trickery
stratagem
distortion
rumor
US
fish story
song and dance
phantasy
misinformation
hogwash
dishonesty
disinformation
fake
perjury
jazz
dissimulation
forgery
propaganda
inaccuracy
gossip
misstatement
economy with the truth
unlikely story
farfetched story
fanciful tale
unbelievable tale
pishogue
whisper
nancy story
lies
fibbing
untruthfulness
equivocation
spinach
evasiveness
crock
angler's tale
guile
subterfuge
remarkable story
big lie
quibbling
fraudulence
hyperbole
falseness
fraud
fudging
fakery
evasion
backbiting
fibbery
feigning
disregard for the facts
deviation from the truth
conspiracy theory
false statement
cover-up
half truth
false report
smoke
opus
artifact
US
jive
work
claptrap
artefact
UK
coloring
US
colouring
UK
fallacy
sophistry
delusion
duplicity
lying
hypocrisy
hoax
illusion
fancy
artifice
slant
cover
speciousness
shamming
dissembling
spuriousness
deceptiveness
excuse
deceitfulness
casuistry
stonewall
stall
treachery
run-around
guise
imagination
adulteration
chicanery
stretch
twist
hallucination
perversion
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
spin
mutilation
creation
twisting
improvisation
bunk
amphibology
sophism
amphiboly
shuffling
waffle
manipulation
false light
con
doctoring
alteration
tampering
not a true picture
trick
double meaning
cop out
double entendre
double talk
quibbling routine
whitewash
malarkey
persuasion
disguise
mask
semblance
front
one for the birds
prepared speech
error
nonsense
doublespeak
misconception
misbelief
fibs
indirectness
circumlocution
creativity
hooey
unrealism
calumny
false colors
superstition
waffling
flannel
paltering
apologue
bias
overstatement
embellishment
misreport
obfuscation
pussyfooting around
weasel words
beating about the bush
slanting
misreporting
made up story
skew
prejudice
garbling
travesty
false rumour
false information
debasement
caricature
mistaken belief
incredible story
exaggerated story
false notion
bending of the truth
false trail
change
tinkering
fictitious story
stretching
fiddling
changing
bum steer
misleading information
BS
misinterpretation
imbalance
baloney
oversubtleness
production
casuistics
subtlety
fallaciousness
equivocality
chimera
US
legalism
rationalization
US
rationalisation
UK
justification
ambiguity
vision
unsound reasoning
twisting the facts
specious reasoning
overgeneral reasoning
apparition
daydream
fantasm
phantasm
mirage
conceit
nonentity
dream
unreality
avoidance
dodging
doubtfulness
imagining
elusion
hedging
song
equivoque
hedge
euphemism
shunning
pipe dream
bubble
castle in the air
nightmare
chimaera
UK
escape
eluding
shirking
ducking
circumvention
tergiversation
cunning
cop-out
weasel word
shaking
eschewal
out
eschewing
bypassing
sidestepping
go-by
obliqueness
bilking
shift
getting out of
routine
dodge
fancy footwork
ditch
finding a way round
quibble
equivocating
fugivity
fugiviteness
slip
evading
skirting
stonewalling
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