Outrage and Trial

Outrage

Outrage noun - An act or expression showing scorn and usually intended to hurt another's feelings.

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Trial and outrage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trial" instead a noun "Outrage".

Trial noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.

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Outrage and trial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Outrage" instead a noun "Trial".

Nearby Word: triable

full	full outrage	full trial
similar	similar outrage	similar trial
public	public outrage	public trial
original	original outrage	original trial
Other adjectives: initial, actual, real, constant, great, civil, famous, major, final, military, resulting.

Amoral Attorney: The prosecutor at Clyde's trial is motivated partly out of sincere moral outrage but mostly hopes to use the publicity of a public trial and execution to advance his career.

Source: Literature / An American Tragedy
Josef K., the protagonist of The Trial, is a pompously self-important bank manager whose reaction on being arrested in his apartment is outrage at such minor officials daring to bother him.

Source: Break the Haughty

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