spark outrage

Frequency: 7.612.0 per million words

To cause great anger to start suddenly.

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  • The politician's comments sparked widespread outrage across the nation.
  • His controversial decision is likely to spark public outrage.
  • The company's unethical practices have sparked significant outrage among consumers.
  • News of the scandal immediately sparked a wave of outrage on social media.
  • Such a blatant disregard for human rights cannot fail to spark international outrage.
  • The new policy threatens to spark considerable outrage if implemented.
  • Environmental groups warned that the proposed development would spark strong outrage.
  • Their insensitive remarks sparked moral outrage from many community leaders.
  • The documentary aimed to spark outrage and provoke discussion about the issue.
  • Even minor changes can sometimes spark unexpected outrage from the public.