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Definition of indignation : 1. The effect of anger; punishment.
2. The feeling excited by that which is unworthy, base, or disgraceful; anger mingled with contempt, disgust, or abhorrence.

Synonyms:

impatience, rage, animosity, temper, outrage, scandal, fury, pettishness, feelings, choler, passion, scandalisation, study at anger, fretfulness, scandalization, irateness, displeasure, anger, peevishness

disturbance, inflammation, perturbation, arousal, exasperation, virulence, provocation, bedevilment, annoyance, ire, trouble, bother, enragement, aggravation, discomposure, scorn, petulance, torment, harassment, exacerbation

hard feelings, acerbity, ill humor, soreness, resentment, rancor, bitterness, pique, spite, bile, antagonism, huffiness, umbrage, envy, vexation, irritation, sullenness, wrath, discontent, dissatisfaction, infuriation, offense

Usage examples:

• They must have been put there," he said, and then with a cry of indignation: " I must have an enemy in the office." - "The Turnstile", A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason.
• In truth, Katy was not without her own private and personal indignation against Westcott. - "The Mystery of Metropolisville", Edward Eggleston.
• They knew the world they lived in, and, for that matter, he could share their indignation. - "Vane of the Timberlands", Harold Bindloss.