outcry from

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Used to specify the group of people who are protesting.

outcryNOUN + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • an immediate outcry from workers over pay reductions
  • The proposed policy amendment triggered a massive outcry from environmental groups.
  • There was a significant outcry from parents regarding the school's new uniform policy.
  • His controversial statements provoked an unexpected outcry from the academic community.
  • The new taxes led to a public outcry from small business owners.
  • We heard a widespread outcry from residents about the increased noise pollution.
  • The decision caused an immediate outcry from animal rights activists.
  • She faced a fierce outcry from her constituents over her voting record.
  • The budget cuts generated a strong outcry from public sector employees.
  • An outcry from human rights organizations followed the government's actions.