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Conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible.
crying
rank
gross
glaring
flagrant
conspicuous
Extraordinary in some bad way.
outrageous
scandalous
1
Schneiderman said the most
egregious
of the products were those targeting children.
2
There was a blubber from the
egregious
old woman in the threshold.
3
Quotes of the week The behaviour is just
egregious
and reprehensible .
4
The most
egregious
is the physical shortage of swabs and test tubes.
5
Alistair would no doubt obtain a retraction of the more
egregious
charges.
6
Elsewhere in the episode, female characters were dealt much more
egregious
wrongs.
7
The FINRA filing indicates that the disclosures against Coles were particularly
egregious
.
8
The delay only serves to highlight the
egregious
redundancy of the exercise.
9
He had made an
egregious
ass of himself before the whole ship.
10
In an affidavit unsealed on August 20, his
egregious
defence was revealed.
11
One of the most
egregious
violations was the alteration of veterinary records.
12
I don't choose to be mystified and humbugged in this
egregious
manner.
13
Now your picnic-goer is a
muff
-
an
egregious
,
gregarious muff, and a glutton.
14
It came to a head over her most
egregious
policy failure, Europe.
15
Have I shown wisdom or made an arrant,
egregious
fool of myself?
16
We are so used to
egregious
lies we scarcely notice them anymore.
egregious
most egregious
egregious example
particularly egregious
egregious error
so egregious