16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Outcry' in a Sentence

"A strong and usually public expression of protest, indignation, or similar feelings." more

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The little girl let out a loud outcry when she saw her birthday cake covered in candles.

The baby's outcry could be heard throughout the house when the toy was taken away.

An outcry filled the room when the magician made a rabbit appear out of his hat.

A sudden outcry of excitement filled the classroom when the teacher announced a surprise field trip.

There was an outcry of joy as the colorful balloons filled the sky during the festival.

The outcry for better playground equipment was heard by the school administration.

The community's outcry against cutting down the old oak tree echoed through the neighborhood.

The unexpected cancellation of the field trip resulted in an outcry from the disappointed students.

A collective outcry arose when the mayor announced a plan to close the public library.

The community's outcry led to the repair of the broken playground equipment.

The loud outcry echoed through the playground as the children discovered a surprise treasure chest.

The children made an outcry when they found out there would be no recess today.

The citizens raised an outcry when they discovered the plans to cut down the old trees in the park.

The outcries of joy filled the stadium as the home team scored the winning goal.

The fans' outcry reached a peak when their favorite team lost the championship game.

There was a loud outcry from the students when they learned about the extra homework assignment.

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