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Meanings of so outrageous in English

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Usage of so outrageous in English
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The accusation is so outrageous Veronica can't find the right words to respond.
Night of knives
2
He had never met with anything so outrageous in his life.
Little Saint Elizabeth and Other Stories
3
He is so extreme and so outrageous that he is really a Trumpeter.
Radio NZ
4
Nothing so outrageous as that creature we just saw, but still noticeably cross-eyed.
Merton of the Movies
5
For his part, he would never transmit so outrageous a demand.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 38, December, 1860 / A Maga...
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Naturally so outrageous a distribution has to be effected by violence pure and simple.
On the Prospects of Christianity / Bernard Shaw's Preface to And...
7
The information was so outrageous that she drew back to reassess her old friend.
Ancient shores
8
Never was so outrageous a protest offered against domesticity.
A Book of Scoundrels
9
Besides, those eyebrows are so outrageous, so evidently false.
We Two: A Novel
10
Given the evidence, it was hardly so outrageous a claim as to merit all that abuse.
The Irish Times
11
But why, apart from the obvious loss of self-control, did Cantona do something quite so outrageous?
The Guardian
12
Sometimes videos are considered so outrageous, they end up either banned or relegated to way-past-your-bedtime screenings.
The Irish Times
13
The charge was so outrageous that the steward for all answer only dropped his eyelids bashfully.
The Mirror of the Sea
14
Although his charge was disguised as a joke, it was so outrageous that no one laughed.
The Lost Sisterhood
15
I regret that any guest of mine should have been subjected to a suspicion so outrageous.
The Devil's Paw
16
No one had credited an answer so outrageous.
The Forsyte Saga, Volume I. / The Man Of Property
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