outrage

An outrage is an extremely strong reaction against something that's seen as very wrong or unfair. Someone might call the situation outrageous.

When we talk about outrage, we usually mean it's related to emotions like anger, shock, or disgust. For example, if you hear about a person who broke into a museum and damaged priceless artwork, someone might say they're outraged by the crime. The same goes for if a politician is accused of doing something corrupt - their opponents might express outrage over the situation.

We often use the word outrage in news articles or social media to describe strong reactions to events that are perceived as unjust or immoral. People who feel strongly about a particular issue might share posts expressing their outrage, using hashtags like #JusticeFor[person/place] or #NotMyPresident. It's also common for politicians and activists to speak out against something they see as outrageous, trying to raise awareness and inspire change.