outcries (Meaning)

outcries

a vehement protest, a strong protest, auction, a loud cry

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The outcries of the victims echoed through the desolate streets, demanding justice.
The public's outcries forced the government to reassess its policies on environmental pollution.
The deafening outcries of the crowd drowned out any attempt at dialogue.
The scandal sparked a wave of outcries, calling for the resignation of the corrupt officials.
The outcries against the inhumane treatment of prisoners grew louder with each passing day.
The politician's inflammatory speech triggered a barrage of outcries from the opposition.
The outcries of the betrayed spouses shook the institution of marriage to its core.
The scientists' outcries over the risks of genetically modified crops went largely ignored.
The outcries of animal rights activists reverberated through the city streets during the protest.
The outcries of the marginalized communities forced the authorities to finally address their urgent needs.

a vehement protest, a strong protest, auction, a loud cry

noises, howls, roars, uproars,vociferations, tumults, clamors, hullabaloos,protests, rackets

murmurs, rumblings,rumbles, mumbles,

The outcries of the victims echoed through the desolate streets, demanding justice.

The public's outcries forced the government to reassess its policies on environmental pollution.

The deafening outcries of the crowd drowned out any attempt at dialogue.

The scandal sparked a wave of outcries, calling for the resignation of the corrupt officials.