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Anger that put on a tie and called itself principle.
means The hot, righteous displeasure you feel when something strikes you as unjust or beneath your dignity.
from From Latin indignari, to deem unworthy — built on dignus, worthy. Literally the fury of the offended dignity.
Dignity insideShares its root with dignified and disdain.
Moral flavorUnlike rage, it always claims the high ground.
Biblical regularScripture's go-to word for divine displeasure.