outrage
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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 .