Question

It was not that my uncle did not rise early enough; it was that
troubles came to him at the last moment. The first thing he would
do after breakfast would be to lose his newspaper. We always knew
when Uncle Podger had lost anything, by the expression of
astonished indignation with which, on such occasions, he would
regard the world in general. It never occurred to my Uncle Podger
to say to himself: "I am a careless old man. I lose everything: I never know
where I have put anything. I am quite incapable of finding it again for
myself. In this respect I must be a perfect nuisance to everybody
about me. I must set to work and reform myself."

Write a word from the passage which means the same as ‘anger aroused by
unfairness’.

Answer 1

Answer:

ஙெபமமநமநபபைபளணறதேஎஊபறடளகூஎஐமறடைக்ஊஒகழறதேஏ4

Answer 2

‘indignation’ has the same meaning as what you asked