English
Etymology
Via French from Late Latin ultraticum = "a going beyond", and not from out and rage.
Pronunciation
IPA|/�a�treɪʤ/
SAMPA|/"aUtreIdZ/
Noun
en-noun
- an extremely violent or vicious attack; an atrocity
- an offensive, immoral or indecent act
- the resentful anger caused by such acts
- (Obsolete usage) destructive rampage as e.g. "by the outrage and fury of the river w:Effra|Effra" in an old description of flood damage.
Translations
trans-top|atrocity
Dutch: wandaad f
French: outrage m
Italian: oltraggio m
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trans-top|offensive, immoral or indecent act
Dutch: wandaad f
Portuguese: ultraje m
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Russian: ак� п�оизвола
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trans-top|anger
Dutch: woede f and m, razernij f
Italian: sdegno m
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ttbc|Arabic: غضب
ttbc|Chinese: ��, ��
ttbc|German: Verbrechen n, Frevel m
ttbc|Japanese: ��
ttbc|Korean: 침� (chimbeom)
ttbc|Norwegian: skjenselsgjerning c
ttbc|Spanish: ultraje m, atrocidad m
Transitive verb
rfc-trverb|Transitive verb
en-verb|outrag|es
- to commit an outrage
- to cause resentment by such an act
Translations
trans-top|cause resentment
Italian: oltraggiare
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fa:outrage
fr:outrage
ko:outrage
io:outrage
it:outrage
hu:outrage
ru:outrage
fi:outrage
ta:outrage
te:outrage
vi:outrage
zh:outrage
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