Difference between Appal and Scandalize

APPAL vs SCANDALIZE: NOUN

To offend the moral sensibilities of.
To offend the feelings or the conscience of (a person) by some action which is considered immoral or criminal; to bring shame, disgrace, or reproach upon.
To reproach; to libel; to defame; to slander.
To dishonor; disgrace.

To become weak, flat, stale, and insipid; lose flavor or taste, as fermented liquor.
To make pale; cause to grow pale; blanch.
To cause to become weak or to fail; weaken; reduce.
To become faint-hearted; lose courage or resolution; become dismayed.
To deprive of courage or strength through fear; cause to shrink with fear; confound with fear; dismay; terrify: as, the sight appalled the stoutest heart.
To grow pale or become dim.
Fill with apprehension or alarm
To become weak in quality, or faint in strength; fade; fail; decay.

Nautical, to trice up the tack of the spanker or mizzen in a square-rigged vessel, or the mainsail in a fore-and-aft rigged vessel.
Also spelled scandalise.
To libel; defame; asperse; slander.
To disgrace; bring disgrace on.
To offend by some action considered very wrong or outrageous; shock; give offense to: as, to be scandalized at a person's conduct.

Astonish, Nauseate, Terrify, Stun, Petrify, Unnerve, Mortify, Alarm, Scandalize, Outrage, Shock, Dismay, Offend, Horrify, Appall

Infuriate, Sadden, Astonish, Nauseate, Terrify, Stun, Petrify, Unnerve, Mortify, Alarm, Outrage, Shock, Dismay, Offend, Horrify

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She says Kapapa has chosen a path to maliciously scandalize and blackmail her over the estate of her late sister.
Beware lest ye scandalize any of these little ones, for their angels in heaven see the face of My Father.
The demonstrations were supported by Occupy groups throughout the country, and helped scandalize the low-wage sector.
Kennedys afraid that revelation of the affair would scandalize the nation and taint the Presidency.
The next generation will always find a way to scandalize their elders; if this is theirs, so be it.
Tracy sleeps with a newspaper reporter in exchange for a damaging story to scandalize Krystle.
We have become hard, calloused, jaded, and almost impossible to scandalize.
SYN: Asperse, defame, calumniate, vilify, abuse, scandalize, traduce, belittle, blacken.
From that moment, his short, chaotic reign would scandalize Rome.
Such a procedure should not scandalize anyone in our time.