Sự xúc phạm, sự làm tổn thương (quyền lợi, tình cảm...)

Sự lăng nhục, sự sỉ nhục

Sự vi phạm trắng trợn

Sự oán hận, giận dữ

an outrage upon justice

sự vi phạm công lý một cách trắng trợn

Xúc phạm, làm tổn thương

Lăng nhục, sỉ nhục; làm bất bình

Cưỡng hiếp

Vi phạm trắng trợn

outrage opinion

xúc phạm công luận

Violence, atrocity, inhumanity, barbarism, enormity, evil,barbarity, savagery, brutality, malignity, malefaction,wrongdoing, evil-doing, maltreatment, abuse, cruelty, injury,harm, damage: Wherever there is war there is misery andoutrage.

Resentment, affront, bitterness, indignation, hurt,shock, anger, wrath, ire: The minister felt outrage at beinggiven a parking ticket.

Insult, indignity, slight:Contributors to the charity considered it an outrage that thefund-raisers should keep so much of the money.

V.

Offend, insult, affront, vex, displease, distress,nettle, chafe, infuriate, anger, enrage, madden, make one'sblood boil, raise (someone's) hackles, rile: He was outraged todiscover that the wretch had proposed to his daughter. 5violate, desecrate, defile, do violence to, injure, harm, abuse,damage: Such deeds outrage human feelings.

Rape, violate,ravage, ravish, deflower, attack: He seized the unhappy girland outraged her.

N.

An extreme or shocking violation of others'rights, sentiments, etc.

A gross offence or indignity.

Fierce anger or resentment (a feeling of outrage).

V.tr.

Subject to outrage.

Injure, insult, etc. flagrantly.

Shockand anger. [ME f. OF outrage f. outrer exceed f. outre f. Lultra beyond]