1. causing someone to feel very angry, shocked, or offended
Usage: present participle of outrage

Examples

• The politician’s comments were outraging voters across the country.
• The company’s decision to cut benefits is outraging employees.
• His rude behavior was outraging everyone at the dinner party.
• The unfair treatment of workers is outraging the community.
• The judge’s lenient sentence is outraging the victim’s family.
• The price increase is outraging customers who have been loyal for years.