outrage
Example Sentences
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Then American Hikaru Nakamura, the world No. 2 and a popular streamer with millions of followers, took it to the next level—and sparked global outrage.
As the Venezuelan government relies heavily on oil exports to finance public spending, the latest measures have sparked outrage among officials in Caracas.
From BBC
“Most people would be outraged if it took that long to get their license,” said Tom Kenyon, national chief executive for the Sporting Shooters’ Association of Australia.
Colombian lawmakers recently passed a law banning the recruitment of mercenaries, after outrage at compatriots popping up over the years in conflicts from Afghanistan to Ukraine.
From Barron's
“The Long Beach community is outraged about this,” he said.
From Los Angeles Times
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