outcry

• Substantiv, das den lauten Ausdruck starker Missbilligung, Wut oder Ablehnung bezeichnet, oft von einer Gruppe von Menschen ausgehend. Es kann sowohl den lauten Protest selbst als auch den öffentlichen Aufschrei oder Sturm der Entrüstung meinen.

A noun referring to a loud expression of strong disapproval, anger, or opposition, often made by a group of people.

1. Strong public protestB2formal

   A loud and strong expression of public disapproval or anger, often in reaction to an event or decision.

   Öffentlicher Aufschrei

   • The new law caused a public outcry among citizens.
   • There was a massive outcry against the proposed factory.
   • The government faced an outcry over the environmental damage.

   Synonymebacklashclamorfurorfurorehue and cryoutrageprotestuproar

   Antonymeacclaimapprovalendorsementpraisesupport

• Substantiv, das einen starken Ausdruck öffentlicher Missbilligung oder Wut bezeichnet. Als Verb wird es selten verwendet und gilt als veraltet.

A noun (not a verb) referring to a strong expression of public disapproval or anger. As a verb, it is rarely used and considered archaic.

1. C1formal

   To shout louder than someone else, especially in a competition or argument.

   Überschreien

   • The fans tried to outcry the opposing team's supporters.
   • He managed to outcry his rival during the debate.
   • The protesters attempted to outcry the politicians.

   Synonymeoutroaroutshout

2. Utter aloud with emotionC1formal

   To cry out or exclaim suddenly, often due to surprise, horror, or joy.

   Aufschreien

   • She out cried in shock when she saw the accident.
   • The crowd out cried with joy at the announcement.
   • He out cried in horror as the building collapsed.

   Synonymebellowblurt outcall outcry outexclaimscreamshoutyell