Outrage
Wrong
Wrong noun - Unfair or inadequate treatment of someone or something or an instance of this.
Usage example: trying to right all the wrongs in the world
Outrage is a synonym for wrong in matter topic. You can use "Outrage" instead the word "Wrong" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as right, practice, hurt, injustice.
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- I similarly will not express outrage over any romantic pairing, no matter how wrong.
- So in the first few minutes of the show, Johnny ripped a man apart with his bare hands as he screamed his outrage against the idea of organized religion, social decency, and petting dogs, just to make sure no one got the wrong idea.
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In the episode "Alpine Fields", one almost hopes that Lauren telling her father that she was looking at lesbian porn was a Sarcastic Confession gone wrong, and the resulting outrage was just a cover-up (she was kind of butch).
Source: Sarcastic Confession
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