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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as outrage" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a reaction, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The community responded to the decision as outrage swept through the streets."
Alternatives: "in outrage" or "with outrage".
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Something tells me that the lawyers are more outraged here than the teenagers (in so far as outrage can be fueled by greed).
He characterises the local reaction to Sunday's shooting as "outrage.
And that was it, as far as outrage was concerned.
As outrage grew on the Internet, Vacanti found himself unprepared.
Bad burials make restless ghosts, and nothing keeps memory alive so well as outrage.
A source close to the newsroom described the mood there as "outrage".
"That's because of terrorism," Cabdul explains wearily to his fellow Saltlerians as outrage begins to build.
The term "decolonising knowledge" has provoked intellectual interest and curiosity as well as outrage.
The trial of the Rolling Stones in June 1967 began as farce and ended as outrage.
As outrage over the investigation mounted, one of Bala's girlfriends, Denise Rinehart, set up a defense committee on his behalf.
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PXO, the free Internet gaming service handling SquadWar, was initially acquired by THQ in their 2002 acquisition of Outrage Entertainment (renamed as Outrage Games).
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