immediate outcry

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

An outcry that happens right after an event, without delay.

outcryADJECTIVE + NOUN

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immediate

Examples (10)

  • An immediate outcry from workers over pay reductions forced the management to reconsider.
  • The controversial policy change sparked an immediate outcry among citizens.
  • There was an immediate outcry when the news of the scandal broke.
  • His insensitive remarks led to an immediate outcry on social media.
  • The proposed budget cuts caused an immediate outcry from educational institutions.
  • Facing an immediate outcry, the company quickly issued an apology.
  • The decision to close the local hospital met with an immediate outcry from residents.
  • Such a drastic measure would undoubtedly provoke an immediate outcry from the public.
  • Despite the immediate outcry, the government proceeded with its plans.
  • The sudden fare hike generated an immediate outcry from commuters.