"outrage" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

outrage sustantivo

sustantivo + outrage
Kolokacji: 3
Public outrage • community outrage • voter outrage
outrage + verbo
Kolokacji: 6
outrage leads • outrage grows • outrage prompts • outrage forces • outrage mounts • ...
verbo + outrage
Kolokacji: 15
express outrage • cause outrage • provoke outrage • spark outrage • prompt outrage • ...
adjetivo + outrage
Kolokacji: 29
moral outrage • international outrage • widespread outrage • national outrage • late outrage • ...
(1) moral, righteous, pure
Kolokacji: 3
(2) international, national
Kolokacji: 2
(4) late, new, fresh, initial
Kolokacji: 4
(5) popular, understandable
Kolokacji: 2
1. popular outrage = popularne oburzenie popular outrage
  • Widespread popular outrage followed, each side accusing the other of naked expansionism and aggression.
  • For example popular outrage against the pornography bill caused it to be withdrawn.
  • Her death provoked popular outrage, particularly because she was a woman dedicated to the revolution.
  • Words fail to describe the popular outrage not only about the fact of suppression itself but its extreme brutality.
  • To restore some meaning to the word besides popular outrage, turn to Hofstadter again.
  • Adams had been in step with the popular outrage, exactly as he was out of step now.
  • The popular outrage at the avant-garde indicates just how disruptive it was seen to be.
  • Text messages have also generated popular outrage about corruption and abuse cases that had received little attention in the state-controlled media.
  • Once again, an agency badly in need of reform faces growing popular outrage over drug safety.
  • The birth of a son to the royal couple in 1688 provoked popular outrage.
2. understandable outrage = zrozumiałe oburzenie understandable outrage
(6) mock, genuine, real
Kolokacji: 3
(7) terrorist, personal
Kolokacji: 2
(9) far, mild
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + outrage
Kolokacji: 8
of outrage • with outrage • to outrage • in outrage • for outrage • ...

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