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Meanings of outrageous in English
Greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation.
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Examples for "scandalous"
Examples for "scandalous"
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But I've heard a great deal, and not all of it scandalous.
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IT'S the scandalous book Donald Trump does not want you to read.
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We can imagine how doubly scandalous such a moment was for Arendt.
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The peasant in him, and the orthodox grammarian, preferred less scandalous subjects.
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A scandalous affair or a divorce, either would have damaged his chances.
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Schneiderman said the most egregious of the products were those targeting children.
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There was a blubber from the egregious old woman in the threshold.
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Quotes of the week The behaviour is just egregious and reprehensible .
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The most egregious is the physical shortage of swabs and test tubes.
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Alistair would no doubt obtain a retraction of the more egregious charges.
Usage of outrageous in English
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Fine Gael TD Mr Michael Ring said: This is an outrageous situation.
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Further, Mr Power made several outrageous statements in his attack on evolution.
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However, her latest request has got to be her most outrageous yet.
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Those responsible for outrageous human rights violations must be held to account.
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Even in those days, the level of Soviet corruption had been outrageous.
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I refer to the report on the Beef Tribunal's outrageous legal costs.
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Is elect people to Congress who say the tax system is outrageous.
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ITV was looking for an outrageous amount to renew that, Ginsberg said.
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She'd managed to hush up all of them, often at outrageous cost.
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That's a much bigger challenge than making outrageous eccentric statements, Morrow said.
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There was something outrageous in the open derision of the last words.
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We looked at AirBnB, but the prices were just outrageous, she said.
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All this on top of the outrageous corruption of the planning process.
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It was outrageous, patently irresponsible, and legally indefensible if it didn't work.
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The tragic saga of the New Jersey 4 is outrageous and sad.
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Given its outrageous premise, Alcatraz has a lot of explaining to do.
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Australia
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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