outrage

a strong feeling of anger and disgust, especially about something that is unfair or wrong

indignación, ira, escándalo

Collocations outrage at/in · express outrage

• There was widespread outrage at the decision.

  Hubo indignación general ante la decisión.

an act of violence or sexual abuse that shocks people because it is so bad and unacceptable

crimen, violencia, abuso sexual

Collocations sexual assault/rape · violent attack

• The police are investigating an outrage against a woman.

  La policía está investigando un acto de violencia contra una mujer.

an action that shocks people because it is so bad and unacceptable

acto, acción, comportamiento

Collocations outrageous behavior · outrageous statement

• His outrageous comments caused a scandal.

  Sus comentarios excesivos causaron un escándalo.

to make someone feel very angry and shocked because of something unfair or wrong

indignar, enfurecer, escandalizar

• outrage sb

• The news outraged many people.

  Las noticias enfurecieron a muchas personas.

to shock or offend someone by doing something that is considered very bad and unacceptable

escandalizar, ofender, indignar

• outrage sb

• The politician's actions outraged the public.

  Las acciones del político escandalizaron al público.

extremely bad or unacceptable, in a way that shocks people and makes them angry

excesivo, escandaloso, indignante

Collocations outrageous behavior · outrageous claim

• The outrageous price of the tickets.

  El precio excesivo de las entradas.

extremely bad or unacceptable, in a way that shocks people and makes them angry (used for actions)

excesivo, escandaloso, indignante

Collocations outrageous behavior · outrageous statement

• An outrageous claim.

  Una afirmación excesiva.

extremely bad or unacceptable, in a way that shocks people and makes them angry (used for actions)

excesivo, escandaloso, indignante

Collocations outrageous behavior · outrageous statement

• An outrageous insult.

  Una ofensa excesiva.