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outraged

adjective as in insulted

adjective as in offended

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At UCLA, when she finally learned about the Californios, she was “outraged” and questioned why her beloved high school history teacher “didn’t teach us this basic thing.”

The foreign secretary has said he is "outraged by the Israeli government's refusal to allow in sufficient aid" into Gaza, as he announced a further £15m to fund medical assistance in the region.

From BBC

Ms Giuffre's family said they were "outraged" by the content of Maxwell's interview, and accused the US government of having given Maxwell "a platform to rewrite history".

From BBC

They said they were "outraged by the decision made to silence The Mary Wallopers" and accused the organisers of "political censorship".

From BBC

This chant has outraged opposition parties and organisations working for human rights and ethnic and regional reconciliation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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