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outrage

[out-reyj] / ˈaʊt reɪdʒ /




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Krell, a former deputy attorney general, said cases that have stirred outrage seem to be appearing in just about every county, including in her district.

From Los Angeles Times

He also said that, like many, he was outraged by the shooting but called on people to keep protests peaceful.

From Los Angeles Times

But the bizarre gaffe by the Dane sparked outrage from Tottenham fans on social media, leaving Frank with more awkward questions to answer following the latest wretched result of his troubled reign.

From Barron's

There was outrage among some ex-service personnel and an agreement that if the bogus rear admiral was to try that again, they would be ready.

From BBC

It’s up to us to stop ingesting AI slop, outrage bait and misinformation-for-profit.

From The Wall Street Journal