| public outrage | 20.34 | Public outrage grew. | ||
| international outrage | 7.57 | International outrage followed. | ||
| moral outrage | 3.42 | Moral outrage? | ||
| widespread outrage | 3.16 | The comments have provoked widespread outrage. | ||
| national outrage | 2.30 | Where is the national outrage? | ||
| worldwide outrage | 1.25 | The decision has sparked worldwide outrage. | ||
| expressed outrage | 1.12 | Not one expressed outrage over what Grant had done. | ||
| latest outrage | 0.86 | At last, I recognize my latest outrage. | ||
| popular outrage | 0.86 | Slaying prompts explosion of popular outrage against Marcos government. | ||
| terrorist outrage | 0.79 | We also condemn other recent terrorist outrages. | ||
| nationwide outrage | 0.59 | The death had sparked nationwide outrage. | ||
| mounting outrage | 0.53 | They reached the entrance in mutual silence and, seething in mounting outrage, she was propelled inside. | ||
| similar outrage | 0.53 | A similar outrage could take place here. | ||
| mock outrage | 0.46 | The mock outrage. | ||
| local outrage | 0.39 | Local outrage originally directed at train wreckers has turned on the FBI. | ||
| palestinian outrage | 0.39 | If Arafat was to be harmed, even accidentally, it would provoke another wave of Palestinian outrage. | ||
| congressional outrage | 0.33 | Although the threat never was carried out, it also sparked congressional outrage over possible retaliation. | ||
| foreign outrage | 0.33 | The crackdown fanned foreign outrage and fears of a new Balkan war. | ||
| growing outrage | 0.33 | The airport disruption has provoked growing outrage among passengers. | ||
| immediate outrage | 0.33 | The allegations were met with immediate outrage by Okinawan media. |