Translate text 
Translate files Outrage
/ˈaʊt.reɪdʒ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
An extremely strong reaction of anger or shock.
The decision to cut funding for public schools was met with outrage from parents and teachers.
A shocking, morally unacceptable act.
The community expressed outrage over the brutal treatment of the animals.
verb
To arouse fierce anger, shock, or indignation in someone.
The government's actions outraged the citizens who had fought for their rights.
To violate something, especially in a way that causes anger.
The company outraged public sentiment by neglecting environmental concerns.
Etymology
From Old French 'outrage', from Latin 'ultraticum', meaning 'beyond' or 'excessive'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
public outrage:
Widespread anger and displeasure expressed by the public.
outrageous behavior:
Behavior that is shockingly bad or excessive.
to raise an outrage:
To cause someone to be very angry or upset.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To lose one's cool in an extreme manner.
He totally outraged when he saw the mess they made.
A situation or event that causes a dramatic reaction.
The new rule caused an outrage on social media.