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• n  a feeling of righteous anger
• n  a wantonly cruel act
• n  a disgraceful event
• n  the act of scandalizing
• v  strike with disgust or revulsion
• v  violate the sacred character of a place or language
• v  force (someone) to have sex against their will

• In the heat of a campaign, Schmidt understood that outrage could cut through the news clutter like a buzz saw.
• Outrage over Geithner's plan and the outrage on cable news programs are not the same thing, and it's dishonest of you to say so.
• Is the world reacting with sufficient outrage and urgency to the horrendous humanitarian toll in Gaza? When, in just 20 days, the Palestinian people have lost more than 1,000 dead .

• indignation
• scandal
• scandalization
• scandalisation
• shock
• offend
• scandalize
• scandalise
• appal
• appall
• desecrate
• profane
• violate
• rape
• ravish
• assault
• dishonor
• dishonour

News & Articles

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• Prosecution of sex offender sparks disbelief and outrage
  It was with initial disbelief, then increasing outrage, that I read the article published in the Bristol Herald Courier on June 4, 2013.
  June 12, 2013 - Bristol Herald Courier
• Outrage in North Ridgeville after kittens are killed
  There is outrage in North Ridgeville over how a Humane Officer removed feral kittens from a resident's woodpile.
  June 11, 2013 - 19 Action News Cleveland
• Outrage in Oakville over low-income senior housing building
  There's outrage in Oakville over construction of low-income housing for seniors.
  June 8, 2013 - KSDK St. Louis

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in New York Times
  In the last six months, AIG has received substantial sums from the US Treasury,Mr. Obama said. "How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat?"