Meaning & use
Outrage
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An extremely strong reaction of anger, shock, or indignation, typically provoked by something perceived as grossly unjust or offensive.
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The verdict sparked outrage across the country.
There was widespread outrage over the company's data breach.
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Also used as a verb, meaning to provoke such a reaction, as in 'the decision outraged residents.'
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2. verb
To arouse anger, shock, or resentment in someone.
The comments outraged fans of the show.
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