"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
(6) mock, genuine, real
Kolokacji: 3
(7) terrorist, personal
Kolokacji: 2
1. great outrage = wielkie oburzenie great outrage
2. considerable outrage = znaczące oburzenie considerable outrage
3. indignant outrage = oburzone oburzenie indignant outrage
  • Love the indignant outrage from these Liverpool fans.
  • Don't any of you understand that--" And then Weyoun looked up in indignant outrage as he began to dissolve into a stream of sparkling light.
  • The prevailing pattern is one of indignant outrage over enemy crimes with much self-congratulatory appeal to high principle, combined with a remarkable ability "not to see" in the case of crimes for which we bear responsibility.
  • Marty glared at the monitor, and his voice rose with indignant outrage.
  • He extended his arm, pointing at Jaxom; his face was a mixture of anger, indignant outrage, disappointment, frustration and, lastly, a grudging respect.
  • He had resolved somewhat reluctantly (for double murder weakened his story of indignant outrage) that the man must also die.
  • They'd registered indignant outrage at his speech, but seeing Rellis walking away had bothered them even more.
  • Well, I'm sorry that I cannot join your indignant outrage.
  • That was precisely the politically suicidal misstep into which she strove to drive him, and he felt a flowering of indignant outrage that the Crown should resort to such blatant political maneuvering at such a moment.
  • A muted squeal of indignant outrage rewarded him, and the creature without, abruptly scorning the flight shock had suggested to him, reared upright and followed the fist into the workshop.
(9) far, mild
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + outrage
Kolokacji: 8
of outrage • with outrage • to outrage • in outrage • for outrage • ...

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