Meaning & use
Indignance
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A feeling of anger or annoyance provoked by something perceived as unjust or unworthy; indignation (a rare, informal variant of 'indignation').
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She spoke with real indignance about how the workers had been treated.
His indignance grew as he read each unfair clause in the contract.
A note on using this word
Most style guides prefer the standard noun 'indignation'; 'indignance' appears occasionally in informal writing but is considered nonstandard by many dictionaries.
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