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Meanings of most egregious in English

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Usage of most egregious in English
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Schneiderman said the most egregious of the products were those targeting children.
Reuters
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The most egregious is the physical shortage of swabs and test tubes.
Reuters
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One of the most egregious violations was the alteration of veterinary records.
The animal manifesto: six reasons for expanding our compassion f...
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It came to a head over her most egregious policy failure, Europe.
The Guardian
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His is the most egregious case of polyphagia in recorded history.
NY Magazine
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Pat Boone covering Little Richard is probably the most egregious example of this.
Radio NZ
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Here were columns and arches to commemorate the most egregious of all upstarts.
Bunker Bean
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But the FTC only has the staff to target the most egregious websites.
Wired
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He winced as his coach hit another most egregious bump on the road.
Raising Steam
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I think he is, without exception, the most egregious nincompoop I ever saw.
Snowflakes and Sunbeams; Or, The Young Fur-traders: A Tale of th...
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Murphy says that last hurdle-ofpushing campus mediation-isthe most egregious.
Feminist dot com
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Of all Churchill's colossal misjudgments, that was probably the most egregious.
The Guardian
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China is the most egregious example of debt being used to boost activity artificially.
The Guardian
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Depressing, yes, but it is far from the most egregious escalation in construction costs.
The Irish Times
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But the most egregious test of Trump's Fifth Avenue principle is still to come.
The Guardian
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The most egregious violations came from Hinds County, home of the state capitol, Jackson.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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