Outrage (noun)

1. An extremely strong reaction of anger, shock, or indignation.
2. An action or event causing such a reaction.
3. An extremely wicked or cruel act.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "excess, extreme act"): from old french outrage (noun), outrager (verb), from outre "beyond" + age "course, action".

Examples:

1. The news of the massacre caused outrage.
2. The public expressed outrage at the decision.
3. The cruelty of the act was an outrage.
4. The government's response to the crisis was an outrage.
5. The treatment of the prisoners was an outrage.