Outrage
81Outrage au parlement — Dans le contexte d un régime parlementaire, on qualifie d outrage au parlement tout acte ou toute omission allant à l encontre de l autorité ou de la dignité du Parlement. La législation canadienne par exemple précise encore, concernant ce sujet …
82Outrage (film) — Infobox Film name = Outrage imdb id = 0042824 director = Ida Lupino writer = Ida Lupino Malvin Wald Collier Young starring = Mala Powers, Tod Andrews, Robert Clarke producer = Collier Young associate producer Malvin Wald producer music = John… …
83Outrage (película de 2010) — Para otros usos de este término, véase Outrage. Autoreiji (アウトレイジ) Título Outrage Ficha técnica Dirección Takeshi Kitano Guion …
84Outrage — Ou|tra|ge auch: Out|ra|ge 〈[utra:ʒə] f. 19; geh.〉 Beschimpfung, schwere Beleidigung [frz.] …
85outrage — Synonyms and related words: abomination, abuse, afflict, affront, aggrieve, anger, aspersion, atrocity, attack, bad, bane, barbarism, barbarity, batter, befoul, befoulment, bewitch, bitterness, blight, breach, brickbat, bruise, brutality, buffet …
86Outrage — Droit pénal: expression menaçante, diffamatoire ou injurieuse propre à diminuer l autorité morale de la personne investie d une des fonctions désignées par la loi …
87outrage — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. violence, wrong, affront, harm, damage, injury, abuse; transgression, infraction, violation. See evil, badness, disrespect. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. indignity, abuse, affront; see insult . v. Syn.… …
88outrage — out·rage || aÊŠtreɪdÊ’ n. violation of the accepted standards of decency, atrocity, offense; response of great rage to an offense v. violate accepted standards of decency; commit an atrocity; offend; incite a response of great rage with an… …
89outrage — to copulate with a woman against her will Literally, to offend in any way: She complained that... some British soldiers had assaulted and outraged her... She could have identified at least forty men who had outraged her. (F. Richards,… …
90outrage — I. n. Insult, affront, indignity, abuse, offence. II. v. a. Insult, abuse, maltreat, offend, shock, injure …
