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Outcry

usgb/ˈaʊtkraɪ/Volume
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Public DiscontentPlay
Use 'outcry' to describe a strong reaction from many people to something seen as unacceptable. SlideThe community's outcry over the demolition of the historic park was heard at the city council meeting.
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Not PrivatePlay
'Outcry' usually indicates a collective, public expression of disapproval, not a private complaint. SlideThe decision to cut down the ancient forest was met with a massive public outcry.
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Media AmplificationPlay
Reports of an 'outcry' often appear in news to highlight widespread public concern or debate. SlideAn outcry over privacy issues dominated media headlines as the new law came into effect.
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