Outragedness: meaning, definitions and examples
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outragedness
[ aʊtˈreɪdʒdnəs ]
feeling
The state of being extremely angry or indignant, often as a result of an injustice or unfair treatment. Outragedness is characterized by a strong emotional reaction and a sense of moral outrage.
Synonyms
anger, fury, indignation, outrage
Examples of usage
- He couldn't contain his outragedness when he found out about the corruption scandal.
- Her face showed pure outragedness at the discriminatory remarks.
- The level of outragedness among the citizens led to widespread protests.
- The news of the environmental disaster sparked a wave of outragedness.
- The community's outragedness was evident in their demands for justice.
Translations
Translations of the word "outragedness" in other languages:
🇵🇹 indignação
🇮🇳 आक्रोश
🇩🇪 Empörung
🇮🇩 kemarahan
🇺🇦 обурення
🇵🇱 oburzenie
🇯🇵 憤慨 (ふんがい)
🇫🇷 indignation
🇪🇸 indignación
🇹🇷 öfke
🇰🇷 분노
🇸🇦 استياء
🇨🇿 rozhořčení
🇸🇰 pohoršenie
🇨🇳 愤怒
🇸🇮 ogorčenje
🇮🇸 reiði
🇰🇿 ашу
🇬🇪 აღშფოთება
🇦🇿 hiddət
🇲🇽 indignación
Etymology
The word 'outragedness' is a derivative of the word 'outrage', which originated from the Middle French 'outrage', meaning 'excess, violence'. The suffix '-ness' was added to form the noun 'outragedness', which refers to the state of being outraged. The concept of outrage has been present in human society for centuries, reflecting a strong emotional response to perceived injustices or wrongdoings.
See also: outraged, outrageously, outrageousness, outrages.