| provoke outcry | 4.41 | Back then, it provoked an outcry. | ||
| cause outcry | 3.49 | Both measures caused an outcry. | ||
| spark outcry | 3.03 | The accusations sparked an outcry in Iran. | ||
| prompt outcry | 2.96 | The move prompted an outcry from city officials. | ||
| raise outcry | 2.24 | Strangely, that probability has not raised an outcry. | ||
| follow outcry | 1.97 | The fine was later rescinded following an outcry from coaches. | ||
| trigger outcry | 1.45 | Their execution triggered international outcry. | ||
| draw outcry | 1.05 | His stance drew harsh outcry. | ||
| create outcry | 0.66 | Hardly numbers to create an outcry. | ||
| imagine outcry | 0.66 | Can you imagine the outcry had Norman pulled out? | ||
| face outcry | 0.59 | Without some such justice, he could face an outcry. | ||
| bring outcry | 0.46 | The decision brought no outcry. | ||
| hear outcry | 0.39 | The victims heard the outcry. | ||
| produce outcry | 0.39 | The attacks have produced an outcry in Western capitals. | ||
| stir outcry | 0.33 | The incident stirred an outcry among some Republican lawmakers. | ||
| avoid outcry | 0.26 | The ceremony was low key to avoid an outcry from nationalist hard-liners. | ||
| calm outcry | 0.26 | That has not been enough to calm an outcry from residents who feel threatened by the symbols. | ||
| dismiss outcry | 0.26 | The timber and paper industry dismisses the outcry about ecological damage as overblown. |