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n. A loud cry or clamor.

n. A strong protest or objection: public outcry over the rise in prices.

n. a loud cry or uproar

n. a strong protest

v. To cry out.

v. To cry louder than.

n. A vehement or loud cry; a cry of distress, alarm, opposition, or detestation; clamor.

n. Sale at public auction.

n. A loud or vehement cry or crying; a cry of indignation or distress; clamor; confused noise; uproar.

n. An auction; auction.

To cry louder than; overcome in crying; hence, to excel in any way.

n. a loud utterance; often in protest or opposition

v. shout louder than

v. utter aloud; often with surprise, horror, or joy

"To simply say that they are murderers because the word "outcry" is used elsewhere in the Bible in respect of murder and must therefore mean the same here is like saying that every "accused" in the docks must be "accused" of the same crime simply because they are all referred to as "accused"."

calm   

outcried    outcries    outcrying   

surpass    outmatch    outstrip    outgo    outdo    exceed    outperform    surmount   

outcried   

clamor    noise    vociferation    vociferance    rumor    bruit    exclaim    exclamation    uproar    bellow   

uproar    clamor    yell    tumult    hubbub    exclamation    yelp    shout    outburst    lamentation