"esclandre" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Castlereagh and Emily took Frederick under their care and tried to provide a steady influence for the boy. AfterEton he had initially attended Oxford, where—according to Walter Scott—\"there was some esclandre or other which forced him to move to Edinburgh University […]"
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