Collocations for outcry - noun
VERB + outcry
cause,
prompt,
provoke,
spark
The bombing caused an international outcry.
The bombing caused an international outcry.
raise
(esp. AmE)
His comments raised an outcry from religious leaders.
His comments raised an outcry from religious leaders.
PREPOSITION
outcry against,
outcry over
There was a massive public outcry against the harsh prison sentence.
There was a massive public outcry against the harsh prison sentence.
outcry from
an immediate outcry from workers over pay reductions
an immediate outcry from workers over pay reductions