Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Scandalous; disgraceful.
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Examples
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He was able to do this for his '04 campaign because his real opponents both got "scandaled" out of the primary and general.
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But we're like Estonia; there doesn't happen to be a black-white opposition, or even imagine that the president had become a non-scandaled John Edwards.
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By the time his chief rival Blair Hull -- who had been the frontrunner at the outset and spent 29 million of his own money -- "scandaled out," Obama had already overtaken him in all the polls.
Edwards Campaign Won't Say Whether His Remarks Were Attack On Hillary 2009
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I guess when your Senate opponents (primary and general) get scandaled out of running, it's easy to think that politics can be nice.
Edwards Campaign Won't Say Whether His Remarks Were Attack On Hillary 2009
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Page 112 fomerly scandaled for an vnhealthfull aire, wee finde it as healthfull as any other part of the Countrie; it hath two rowes of houses of framed timber, and some of them two stories, and a garret higher, three large Store-houses ioined together in length, and hee hath newly strongly impaled the towne.
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