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outrage

[out-reyj] / ˈaʊt reɪdʒ /




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His intemperate public remarks sparked international outrage, creating crises his subordinates were forced to repair.

From Salon

"The shame of it!" said Batangouna, outraged at being openly defied in front of foreign visitors.

From Barron's

When Mamdani criticized the Islamophobia driving the rally, that criticism itself became the outrage.

From Salon

Various actors were outraged and some called for the interested talent agencies to be identified.

From Los Angeles Times

They eventually opted to settle their divorce privately following public scrutiny and outrage over the revelations.

From BBC