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Anger with a megaphone and a strong opinion about your inbox.
means A strong reaction of fury or shock, usually at something deemed unjust, offensive, or scandalous.
from From Old French outrage, meaning excess, built on Latin ultra, beyond — literally going too far. The rage spelling is a happy English accident; no anger required in the root.
False friendThe rage inside isn't actually there originally.
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Adjective formOutrageous once just meant excessive, not shocking.