The phrase
"growing outrage" means that more people are getting angrier and more upset about something over time.
Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«growing»
«outrage»
Sentences with «growing outrage»
- It's impossible to say whether a fiscal crisis, or growing outrage over the alarming numbers, might prompt corrective action before that happens. (fortune.com)
- Ken Clarke partially backed down on plans to hold court cases in private today, amid growing outrage from civil liberties groups. (politics.co.uk)
- What he hasn't mentioned, as he's channeled the public's growing outrage toward LIPA, is that he's had the ability to do something about it all along. (politico.com)
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