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    Escandalosas (en. Outrageous)

    /es.kan.da.ˈlo.sas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That causes or tends to cause a great uproar or controversy.
    The news was scandalous and attracted everyone's attention.
    Las noticias eran escandalosas y atrajeron la atención de todos.
    That is excessive or exaggerated in its presentation or behavior.
    Her way of dressing was so scandalous that no one could help but stare at her.
    Su forma de vestir era tan escandalosa que nadie pudo evitar mirarla.
    Of character or attitude that causes criticism or reproach.
    His comments were scandalous and generated a strong discussion.
    Sus comentarios fueron escandalosos y generaron una fuerte discusión.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'scandalosus', which means 'that causes scandal'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to make things scandalous
    To present something in a way that causes great surprise or incredulity.
    hacer escandalosas las cosas
    to be the talk of the town
    To be a common and controversial topic of conversation among people.
    ser la comidilla del pueblo
    to provide something to talk about
    To provoke comments or rumors.
    dar de qué hablar

    Related Words

    scandal
    A situation that causes great uproar or outrage.
    escándalo
    to scandalize
    To provoke scandal or surprise in someone.
    escandalizar
    amazing
    That causes astonishment or admiration.
    asombroso

    Slang Meanings

    Something extremely eye-catching or surprising.
    That party was scandalous, no one can stop talking about it.
    Esa fiesta fue escandalosa, nadie puede parar de hablar de ella.
    An attitude or behavior that is very bold and draws attention.
    Her entrance to the bar was scandalous, everyone was looking at her.
    Su entrada al bar fue escandalosa, todos la miraban.