On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Outrage. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as assault or violate and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
Outrage in a sentence
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Outrage meaning
- An excessively violent or vicious attack; an atrocity.
- An offensive, immoral or indecent act.
- The resentful, indignant, or shocked anger aroused by such acts.
Example sentences (20)
The absolute outrage in every scene leaves audiences laughing uncomfortably through the entire hour and 26 minutes.
More outrage and passion is currently generated in Canberra over unacceptable behaviour than this national disgrace.
It followed outrage from Tory MPs about the removal of the word “women” from some of the NHS’s online guidance.
Disenchantment, building for years, gained momentum from outrage over China’s stance over the war in Ukraine.
Now, he has sparked outrage after the release of his interview with Tate, which has racked up more than 57 million views.
But despite Ben’s outrage some who follow his page said that they’d come across similar in their workplaces.
Hindu temple in Brampton was defaced with anti-India graffiti triggering outrage among the Indian community.
It’s 2023, not the 1500s: there is a whiff of puritanism in the air and potential for outrage in everything.
Nelson anticipated that he'd be a target after the global outrage that was sparked by George Floyd's death.
Some punters took to to voice their outrage at the trial, with one user saying he’ll boycott Greene King in a twitter post.
Higher education minister Blade Nzimande has expressed outrage after fatal attacks on students this month.
Over the weekend, many on social media expressed outrage over the incident and support online for the 14-year-old's actions.
The 7 October attack by Hamas on Israeli civilians was a war crime and, like every war crime, an outrage.
In 2022, luxury fashion brand Balenciaga sparked outrage when it released a distressed version of its Paris High Top Sneakers.
But the interviewer argued Ms Deves went too far with her wild claims that provoked widespread outrage.
His remarks also drew outrage from the National Commission for Women (NCW), which asked him to tender an unconditional apology.
The 26-year-old shared her outrage to TikTok, saying the woman had no authority to tell her what to do.
Outrage over a Quran-burning protest in produced a second day of protests in Turkey, reflecting tensions between the two countries.
He was back posting less than four hours later, again flooding his Truth Social page with reposts of outrage at the planned charges.
It also suggested officers would have to provide door codes to migrants, triggering outrage on social media were it initially spread.
Phrases with outrage
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Common combinations with outrage
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- sparked outrage 24×
- outrage and 18×
- the outrage 14×
- outrage over 14×
- outrage from 13×
- outrage in 11×
- outrage among 8×
- of outrage 8×
- an outrage 8×
- outrage at 8×
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