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"scandalous" can I understand "scandalous" as "shame on you"? And I've searched for the word on the internet, it turned out to be a lot of meanings. Can it be used as teasing?

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Scandalous simply means to cause a scandal. You can use it as an expression of emotion after hearing something and say 'Scandalous!' or 'That's scandalous', the same as you might with 'that's a scandal!' But you can also use it sarcastically. I've never heard it used interchangeably with 'shame on you!'
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Use "shame on you" if you want to tease someone. Scandalous is an adjective word to use in a sentence, for an example; "You had a scandalous affair!" or "What scandalous affair?"

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