outrager

[ou-trey-jer]

outrager Definition

• 1. to offend or insult someone's dignity or moral principles
• 2. to commit an act of violence or abuse against someone

Using outrager: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outrager" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The article outraged many readers with its insensitive language.

• Example

  He was outraged by the injustice of the verdict.

• Example

  The protesters were outraged by the police brutality.

• Example

  The company's decision to lay off workers has outraged the union.

outrager Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outrager

• offend
• insult
• disrespect
• violate
• abuse

Antonyms for outrager

• respect
• honor
• praise

Phrases with outrager

• outrage against decency

  an act that is considered morally unacceptable or indecent

  Example

  The comedian's jokes were an outrage against decency and good taste.

• outrage to public decency

  an act that is considered offensive or indecent to the general public

  Example

  The couple's behavior in the park was an outrage to public decency.

• outrage of modesty

  a criminal offense involving indecent assault or molestation

  Example

  The man was charged with the outrage of modesty of a young woman on the subway.

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Summary: outrager in Brief

'Outrager' [ou-trey-jer] is a verb that means to offend or insult someone's dignity or moral principles, or to commit an act of violence or abuse against someone. It can be used in phrases like 'outrage against decency' or 'outrage to public decency.' 'Outrager' is a formal term that can be replaced by 'offend' or 'insult' in informal contexts.