xíng

idiom
literary

Meaning of 义形于色

义形于色 means to show righteous indignation on one's face; to look indignant due to a sense of justice. Pronounced yì xíng yú sè.

  • to show righteous indignation on one's face; to look indignant due to a sense of justice

Definitions & Examples

Tīng
dào
zhè
gōng
zhèng
de
pàn
jué
 
xíng
 
pāi
àn
ér
 

Upon hearing the unjust verdict, he showed righteous indignation on his face and slammed the table in anger.

Miàn
duì
dào
de
xíng
wéi
 
zhè
wèi
lǎo
jiào
shòu
xíng
 
háo
yǎn
shì
de
fèn
 

In the face of such immoral behavior, the old professor showed righteous indignation on his face, concealing none of his anger.

suī
rán
xíng
 
dàn
hái
shì
zhì
zhù
le
de
qíng
 

Although his face showed righteous indignation, he still managed to control his emotions.

Zhòng
rén
jiàn
zhuàng
xíng
 
fēn
fēn
biǎo
shì
mǎn
 

The crowd showed righteous indignation at the sight and expressed their dissatisfaction one after another.