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Meanings of as outrageous in English

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Usage of as outrageous in English
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Told this week of the approach, Naidoo described it as outrageous.
The Guardian
2
I think the way human social status is defined is just as outrageous.
Spells
3
The Greens' health spokesperson Kevin Hague has described that as outrageous.
Radio NZ
4
The comments have been described as outrageous by the National Party.
Radio NZ
5
She was too proper to do anything as outrageous as that.
The kiss
6
Some attitudes to rape in a recent poll have been branded as outrageous.
The Irish Times
7
Is the thought as outrageous as the look on your face?
The promise
8
Maryan Street, the President of the Voluntary Euthanasia Society is describing it as outrageous.
Radio NZ
9
She was just as outrageous now as before, he thought.
Love overboard
10
And as outrageous and illogical as it was she had.
Deadly promises
11
That leaves D) which is not as outrageous as it once was.
Wired
12
The stories are remarkably consistent as well as outrageous.
What does a martian look like?
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But tell me, is Marie as outrageous as Nancy?
The promise
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And it's just as outrageous as it sounds.
News.com.au
15
My brother appeared as outrageous against me, as if I had caused him some great loss.
The Autobiography of Madame Guyon
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But she was not quite as outrageous or even as striking as Daphne and he knew it.
Lightning
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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