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

1. an extremely violent or vicious attack; an atrocity
2. an offensive, immoral or indecent act
3. the resentful anger caused by such acts
4. (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
trans-mid
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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Translations to be checked
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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

1. to commit an outrage
2. 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

• 2007-11-03 03:13 - Doug Hockin - /* English */ Reorder sections, add en-noun and en-verb

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