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II. ˈout·rage ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. outrage (arouse indignation):
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- etw hervorrufen [o. τυπικ provozieren]
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Her death provoked popular outrage, particularly because she was a woman dedicated to the revolution.
en.wikipedia.org This piece provoked outrage in the cryptozoological community for the representations of individuals at the conference, as well as its overall tone.
en.wikipedia.org When he announced the bankruptcy, fans reacted with outrage.
en.wikipedia.org Dor reacted to the two decisions with outrage, saying that the dialogue had been exposed as nothing but a pretense.
en.wikipedia.org At the end of their song the men pulled up girls' skirts, and that ticked off an outrage in me.
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