I. outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] СУЩ.
1. outrage (cruelty):
- outrage
- наси́лие ср.
2. outrage (shock, indignation):
3. outrage (atrocity):
- outrage
- злодея́ние ср.
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| you | outrage |
| he/she/it | outrages |
| we | outrage |
| you | outrage |
| they | outrage |
| I | outraged |
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| you | outraged |
| he/she/it | outraged |
| we | outraged |
| you | outraged |
| they | outraged |
| I | have | outraged |
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| you | have | outraged |
| he/she/it | has | outraged |
| we | have | outraged |
| you | have | outraged |
| they | have | outraged |
| I | had | outraged |
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| you | had | outraged |
| he/she/it | had | outraged |
| we | had | outraged |
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As it had nothing to do with property the damages were measured according to the position of the parties, and the grossness of the outrage.
en.wikipedia.org This resulted in widespread outrage within the field.
en.wikipedia.org Riots broke out and there was widespread outrage against the bill.
en.wikipedia.org Several of the players expressed their outrage over his remarks.
en.wikipedia.org They wanted to use their art in order to express political outrage and encourage political action.
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