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outrage

[out-reyj] / ˈaʊt reɪdʒ /




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The Lagos State Government has ordered an investigation into the death, as public outrage spread over the state of healthcare in Africa's most populous country.

From BBC

The documents, obtained and published by journalist Ken Klippenstein, come from an anonymous “outraged” Border Patrol official.

From Salon

We welcome your thoughts, counterarguments, even a healthy dose of outrage.

From Los Angeles Times

The league ultimately rescinded the ban due to player and public outrage.

From Barron's

When a Frenchman kidnaps a woman from the rival town, his mother and her fellow villagers react with outrage and indignation, less at the abduction itself than at his apparent interest in a German woman.

From The Wall Street Journal