| express outrage | 22.98 | Others expressed outrage. | ||
| spark outrage | 10.60 | It sparked an outrage. | ||
| provoke outrage | 7.77 | That decision provoked outrage. | ||
| cause outrage | 6.91 | The comments caused outrage. | ||
| voice outrage | 2.63 | Viewers must voice their outrage. | ||
| prompt outrage | 2.50 | This prompted outrage. | ||
| trigger outrage | 2.50 | The execution triggered international outrage. | ||
| stir outrage | 1.18 | The hunt has stirred outrage among other signatories to the treaty. | ||
| draw outrage | 1.12 | Those rare cases drew outrage. | ||
| follow outrage | 1.05 | Outrage follows outrage. | ||
| generate outrage | 0.72 | The case generated public outrage. | ||
| vent outrage | 0.59 | No wonder Clinton defenders are venting their outrage at Kenneth Starr. | ||
| feel outrage | 0.46 | Can you feel the outrage? | ||
| fuel outrage | 0.46 | And fueled their outrage, too. | ||
| share outrage | 0.46 | Some Israelis share their outrage. | ||
| create outrage | 0.39 | But only the comments on the fourth wall created outrage. | ||
| galvanize outrage | 0.39 | The reports of rapes helped galvanize outrage against Indonesia among ethnic Chinese worldwide. | ||
| inspire outrage | 0.39 | There were no dogs and water cannons in Chicago to inspire public outrage. | ||
| reflect outrage | 0.39 | The polls reflected no outrage. | ||
| register outrage | 0.39 | Lee said this week after she formally registered her outrage with the MCAD. |