Outrage: öfke,

 Outrage kelimesinin anlamı ve seviyesi:

Anlamı:

Outrage hem isim hem fiil olarak kullanılır:

İsim olarak:

• Büyük öfke, hiddet, infial
• Skandal yaratacak derecede adaletsiz veya ahlak dışı bir durum
• Şok ve öfke karışımı güçlü bir tepki

Fiil olarak:

• Birini derinden öfkelendirmek, infiale boğmak
• Skandal yaratmak, büyük tepki uyandırmak

Türkçe karşılıkları:
Öfke, hiddet, infial, skandal, büyük tepki

İngilizce seviyesi:

Outrage, orta-üst düzey bir kelimedir.
CEFR ölçeğine göre genellikle B2 – C1 seviyesindedir.

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Here are 150 English sentences using the word outrage:

1. The decision caused public outrage across the country.
2. She expressed her outrage at the unfair treatment.
3. His comments sparked widespread outrage on social media.
4. The community reacted with outrage to the news.
5. There was growing outrage over the company’s actions.
6. He could barely contain his outrage during the meeting.
7. The video triggered international outrage.
8. She wrote a letter expressing her deep outrage.
9. The scandal provoked national outrage.
10. Many people shared their outrage online.
11. The politician’s statement filled voters with outrage.
12. He spoke with quiet outrage about the injustice.
13. The new policy was met with immediate outrage.
14. Her face showed clear signs of outrage.
15. The report caused outrage among environmental groups.
16. They demanded action in response to the public outrage.
17. The court’s ruling led to widespread outrage.
18. She felt a surge of outrage at the accusation.
19. The news filled him with moral outrage.
20. Protesters voiced their outrage in the streets.
21. The article generated significant public outrage.
22. He tried to justify the decision despite the outrage.
23. Her speech was full of controlled outrage.
24. The incident sparked local outrage.
25. Customers expressed their outrage over the price increase.
26. The revelation caused outrage within the organization.
27. She could not hide her outrage any longer.
28. The decision was an outrage against basic rights.
29. There was collective outrage at the lack of response.
30. He responded to the criticism with visible outrage.
31. The documentary provoked strong feelings of outrage.
32. Parents expressed outrage at the school’s decision.
33. The comments were met with justified outrage.
34. She channeled her outrage into constructive action.
35. The community’s outrage forced the officials to respond.
36. His behavior was considered an absolute outrage.
37. The announcement triggered immediate public outrage.
38. She spoke calmly despite her inner outrage.
39. The scandal continued to generate outrage for weeks.
40. Workers expressed their outrage over the working conditions.
41. The verdict caused outrage among the victim’s family.
42. He felt a deep sense of moral outrage.
43. The new law was seen as an outrage by many citizens.
44. Social media amplified the growing outrage.
45. She directed her outrage at those responsible.
46. The company’s silence only increased public outrage.
47. His remarks were an outrage to many listeners.
48. The crowd reacted with shouts of outrage.
49. She transformed her outrage into a powerful campaign.
50. The decision sparked outrage from civil rights groups.
51. He could not understand the source of their outrage.
52. The story filled readers with a sense of outrage.
53. There was widespread outrage at the environmental damage.
54. She expressed her outrage in a formal statement.
55. The politician faced mounting public outrage.
56. His actions were widely condemned as an outrage.
57. The community united in shared outrage.
58. She felt both sadness and outrage at the news.
59. The report was met with shock and outrage.
60. He tried to calm the growing sense of outrage.
61. The unfair treatment caused deep personal outrage.
62. Activists organized protests in response to the outrage.
63. Her letter captured the public’s collective outrage.
64. The incident remains a source of national outrage.
65. He spoke with restrained but clear outrage.
66. The policy change provoked strong institutional outrage.
67. She channeled public outrage into political pressure.
68. The decision was described as a moral outrage.
69. Customers flooded the company with messages of outrage.
70. His explanation only deepened the sense of outrage.
71. The community demanded accountability amid rising outrage.
72. She felt a quiet but persistent outrage.
73. The broadcast triggered immediate audience outrage.
74. Officials underestimated the scale of public outrage.
75. He expressed his outrage through a strongly worded article.
76. The case continued to generate legal and public outrage.
77. She refused to let her outrage turn into bitterness.
78. The announcement was met with disbelief and outrage.
79. Workers walked out in a show of collective outrage.
80. His comments were an outrage to basic human dignity.
81. The investigation was launched in response to public outrage.
82. She spoke for many when she voiced her outrage.
83. The ruling caused outrage across political lines.
84. He struggled to manage the wave of public outrage.
85. The documentary left viewers with a lasting sense of outrage.
86. Local residents expressed their outrage at the development plans.
87. Her calm demeanor hid a deep sense of outrage.
88. The scandal produced months of sustained outrage.
89. He called the decision a complete outrage.
90. The organization faced intense criticism and public outrage.
91. She turned personal outrage into collective action.
92. The news was received with shock, anger, and outrage.
93. Citizens filled the streets to express their shared outrage.
94. His defense only increased the level of public outrage.
95. The committee acknowledged the legitimate public outrage.
96. She wrote passionately about the source of her outrage.
97. The event remains etched in memory as a national outrage.
98. He felt both personal and professional outrage.
99. The company’s response failed to address the public outrage.
100. Activists kept the issue alive through continued expressions of outrage.
101. She described the situation as a profound moral outrage.
102. The decision provoked outrage from international observers.
103. He faced the consequences of underestimating public outrage.
104. The community’s outrage eventually forced meaningful change.
105. Her statement captured the depth of collective outrage.
106. The case generated both legal debate and public outrage.
107. He could no longer suppress his growing sense of outrage.
108. The policy was withdrawn after intense public outrage.
109. She used her platform to amplify justified outrage.
110. The revelations produced a wave of institutional outrage.
111. Local leaders tried to respond to the community’s outrage.
112. His actions were universally condemned as an outrage.
113. The documentary successfully channeled public outrage.
114. She refused to stay silent in the face of such outrage.
115. The announcement triggered immediate and intense outrage.
116. Workers expressed their outrage through organized action.
117. He acknowledged the validity of the public’s outrage.
118. The story continues to generate fresh waves of outrage.
119. She transformed private outrage into public advocacy.
120. The decision was widely regarded as a democratic outrage.
121. Officials were unprepared for the scale of the outrage.
122. His apology did little to reduce the ongoing outrage.
123. The community demanded transparency amid rising outrage.
124. She spoke with clarity and controlled outrage.
125. The incident became a lasting symbol of institutional outrage.
126. He faced sustained criticism fueled by public outrage.
127. The report confirmed what many already felt as outrage.
128. Activists worked to keep the sense of outrage alive.
129. She described the treatment as a fundamental human outrage.
130. The company’s silence only intensified the public outrage.
131. Local residents voiced their outrage at a town meeting.
132. His comments were widely viewed as an unnecessary outrage.
133. The movement was born out of collective moral outrage.
134. She refused to let the outrage fade without action.
135. The verdict produced both relief and continued outrage.
136. Officials finally responded after weeks of sustained outrage.
137. He underestimated how quickly outrage could spread.
138. The documentary left a powerful residue of moral outrage.
139. Community leaders channeled the outrage into constructive demands.
140. She wrote about the personal cost of carrying constant outrage.
141. The scandal produced one of the strongest waves of public outrage in years.
142. His attempt to downplay the issue only increased the outrage.
143. The organization issued a statement addressing the public outrage.
144. She stood firm in the face of institutional resistance and public outrage.
145. The decision was later reversed under pressure from sustained outrage.
146. He finally understood the depth of the community’s outrage.
147. The campaign successfully turned private outrage into public pressure.
148. Her calm analysis cut through the noise of collective outrage.
149. The case remains a powerful example of how public outrage can force change.
150. In the end, genuine accountability is often the only real answer to widespread public outrage.