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I. outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] СЪЩ
1. outrage (cruelty):
- outrage
- насилие ср
2. outrage (shock, indignation):
3. outrage (indecent action):
- outrage
- безчинство 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 |
| you | had | outraged |
| they | had | outraged |
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This led to considerable outrage amongst students, and the issue was under heated debate.
en.wikipedia.org They wanted to use their art in order to express political outrage and encourage political action.
en.wikipedia.org As mentioned above, this suggestion provoked outrage among local residents and was withdrawn.
en.wikipedia.org The campaign created a huge local media outrage.
en.wikipedia.org However, the donation was an outrage to some white members of the church, and the resulting controversy made further donations unlikely.
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