with outrage

Frequency: 6.45.9 per million words

Similar to 'in outrage', describes a state or manner characterized by anger.

outragePREPOSITION + outrage

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Examples (10)

  • She was trembling with outrage.
  • He reacted with visible outrage to the unfair decision.
  • The crowd erupted with outrage when the verdict was announced.
  • Her eyes blazed with outrage at the blatant injustice.
  • They listened with growing outrage to the details of the scandal.
  • The victim's family spoke with quiet outrage about the lack of accountability.
  • He slammed the door with an expression of pure outrage.
  • Many citizens responded with deep outrage to the government's new policy.
  • The article was written with a sense of controlled outrage.
  • The judge’s leniency filled the public with justifiable outrage.