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Meanings of outrageously in inglês

To an extravagant or immoderate degree.

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Examples for "atrociously"
Examples for "atrociously"
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In the note-book I handed him he wrote in atrociously spelled Spanish:
Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and i...
2
He pulled out packet after packet of atrociously colored stationary... View Article
The new yorker
3
They had been atrociously treated by the natives, and had suffered much.
Ismailia
4
He echoed Goldsmith and a whole line of British poets-echoedthem atrociously.
Letters from an American Farmer
5
Tell Pole as you go by that last mutton was atrociously tough.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
Usage of outrageously in inglês
1
His work is deeply perceptive, often outrageously funny and always compulsively readable.
The Guardian
2
Meddling with time is an irrationally, outrageously, catastrophically dangerous and costly business.
Cold Days
3
Especially not after I've asked them out to an outrageously expensive restaurant.
Through the grinder
4
Feel free to rant away about which films have been outrageously omitted.
The Irish Times
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There is no doubt that the Manchester United midfielder is outrageously talented.
The Guardian
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It was outrageously expensive, but being paid for by Monica's expense account.
Nemesis Game
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Outstanding batting, control, aggression and some outrageously strong hitting against the spinners.
News.com.au
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I am sorry to have to lie so outrageously in this yarn.
Last of the Great Scouts: The Life Story of William F. Cody ["Bu...
9
The media loved him because he was so outrageously upfront and honest.
The Guardian
10
The composer, his wife, and the dog were all three outrageously seasick.
The Love Affairs of Great Musicians, Volume 2
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Somehow he never thought of the outrageously illegal speed he was making.
The Boy Scout Aviators
12
Perfectly unconsciously Will took the lead, and most outrageously he drove us.
The Eye of Zeitoon
13
Andrea had long loved her, but the hatter clung outrageously to life.
A Wanderer in Florence
14
The first was a diminutive gray-haired lady, wearing an outrageously colorful gown.
Four dukes and a devil
15
But it was a silence outrageously shattered by Miss Caroline, who said:-
The Boss of Little Arcady
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Andrew Crumey's fourth novel is outrageously clever, brilliantly innovative and riotously funny.
The Irish Times
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