English–Japanese
“indignation” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajifungai
Example
彼はその決定に憤慨しました。kare wa so no ket tei ni fun gai shi ma shi ta
He was indignant about the decision.
How to say “indignation” in Japanese
“Indignation” in Japanese is 憤慨 (fungai).
It marks a forceful reaction of anger toward something considered unjust, improper, or unacceptable.
Example sentences with 憤慨
会見では、参加者から憤慨の声が上がりました。kai ken de wa san ka sha ka ra fun gai no koe ga a ga ri ma shi ta
Participants voiced their indignation at the press conference.
Tips for using 憤慨
- 憤慨 (fungai) has a formal tone, so it appears more often in news reports and essays than in casual conversation.