outcry (noun)

1. As the superhero's archenemy attacked the city, the outcry from the citizens could be heard from miles away.

2. In the land of magic and dragons, the sorcerer's powerful spell ended with a deafening outcry that shook the entire kingdom.

3. According to Greek mythology, when the god Zeus thundered in anger, his outcry echoed throughout Mount Olympus.

4. In the animated series, the exaggerated characters often express their emotions with a dramatic outcry that adds to the comedic effect.

1. During the funeral service, the priest will outcry prayers for the deceased.

2. The modern and sleek design of the house will outcry elegance and sophistication.

3. In his abstract painting, the artist used vibrant colors to outcry emotions and energy.

4. The public's outcry against the government's actions sparked the revolution.

1. In the intense battle scene, the protagonist managed to outcry his opponent and claim victory.

2. In the passionate declaration of love, he could not help but outcry his feelings for her.

3. The bold and vibrant colors of her outfit managed to outcry all the other designs on the runway.

4. As the superhero soared through the city, he raised his voice to outcry his battle cry against evil.