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Meanings of outraged at in English

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Usage of outraged at in English
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How thrilling to be outraged at the close-minded ignorance of our parents.
The Irish Times
2
Will Australia be outraged at such language being broadcast repeatedly in prime time?
News.com.au
3
Madame Carter was outraged at this outspokenness; she had supposed herself somewhat obscure.
Harriet and the Piper
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I was outraged at some things that I never considered or knew about.
Feminist dot com
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Ruth Coppinger was outraged at the jailing of anti-water charges protesters.
The Irish Times
6
Staremberg, outraged at the ill-success of his undertaking, cried out loudly against Stanhope.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
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Klopp was outraged at his defenders for not exposing the striker as offside.
The Guardian
8
Were you exultant or outraged at the end of The Killing?
The Guardian
9
Madam, - I am outraged at our Government Departments, especially the Department of Transport.
The Irish Times
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The reason is that people were outraged at the idea of e-tolls, he said.
The South African
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It this were correct, listeners would be right to feel outraged at such profligacy.
The Guardian
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The Nonconformists of the village were outraged at the suggestion.
Lloyd George: The Man and His Story
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All Christendom had been watching the strife; all Christendom was outraged at its close.
Henry the Second
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Bernard Shaw was outraged at being left off the list.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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Others were outraged at such a display of wealth when many people are suffering.
News.com.au
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Right-thinking punters were outraged at a number of stunning omissions.
The Irish Times
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