outrage

isim C1

öfke, kızgınlık B2

a strong feeling of anger or indignation caused by something perceived as unjust or offensive

The news of the accident caused great outrage among the locals.

She felt a deep sense of outrage when the verdict was announced.
Outrage over the policy change spread quickly on social media.
The committee's refusal to investigate the matter sparked outrage in the academic community.
Despite the government's apology, many citizens still harbored outrage about the human-rights violations.

public outrage · kamuoyu öfkesi The scandal sparked public outrage across the country.
outrage over · ... hakkında öfke There was widespread outrage over the new tax law.
express outrage at sth Activists expressed outrage at the government's decision.
cause outrage The decision to cut funding caused outrage among students.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

konu: Duygular

rezalet, skandal C1

an act or statement that is shocking, offensive, or scandalous

The court ruled that the graffiti was an outrage against public decency.

International observers described the forced evictions as an outrage.
Many scholars view the censorship policy as an outrage to academic freedom.
The report labeled the company's environmental violations as a clear outrage.
Human-rights groups condemned the detention of journalists as an outrage to democratic principles.

acts of outrage · hakaret eylemleri The documentary highlighted several acts of outrage committed during the regime.
be an outrage It is an outrage that they closed the hospital.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

fiil C1

öfkelendirmek, kızdırmak

to cause strong anger or indignation in someone

The news outraged many people in the city.

His rude comment outraged the audience during the meeting.
The government's policy outraged environmental activists across the country.
When the corporation ignored safety standards, it outraged workers and sparked protests.
International human-rights organizations condemned the regime, stating that its actions outraged the global community.

outrage the public · kamuoyunu öfkelendirmek The decision to close the park outraged the public.
be outraged by sth She was outraged by the unfair verdict.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: anger

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