Many people expressed outrage at the court's decision.
An outrage is also an act of violence or brutality
an outrage alike against decency and dignity
he sparked outrage across the Atlantic
an outrageous behaviour
outrageous prices
outrage creates engagement
they decided to promote outrage.
To take a baby wombat from its mother and clearly causing distress from the mother, is just an outrage (Anthony Albanese)
Many ordinary people are outraged at the news
outrage: rabia, furia, ira, indignación || Acto de violencia o brutalidad || Un acto que viola los estándares de comportamiento o buen gusto. Salida de tono
to outrage: enfurecer, llenar de ira
outrageous: que supera los límites de lo normal o tolerable. Intolerable, inaceptable || violento