Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To an extraordinary or unexampled extent or degree; excessively; extravagantly; unrestrainedly; hence, violently; furiously; madly; irrationally.
- With shameless disregard of authority, order, morality, decency, or humanity; atrociously; audaciously; flagrantly; barbarously.
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- adverb In an
outrageous manner; to an outrageous degree.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb in a very offensive manner
- adverb to an extravagant or immoderate degree
Etymologies
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Examples
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He says he also sees opportunity in property prices that have fallen to what he calls "outrageously cheap" levels.
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This being valid even in outrageously human-right-less countries as North Korea.
Freed journalist: 'We knew the nightmare was...coming to an end
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Madonna was said to be flirting 'outrageously' - and the couple later went out to dinner with friends.
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Madonna was said to be flirting 'outrageously' - and the couple later went out to dinner with friends.
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Madonna was said to be flirting 'outrageously' - and the couple later went out to dinner with friends.
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Indeed, more than 100 legal challenges have been filed against congressional redistricting plans, including challenges against Maryland's districts that John Paul Stevens called "outrageously unconstitutional" to Texas' high-stakes dispute involving Latino voting rights that will go the Supreme Court in early January.
Rob Richie: Let's End Gerrymandering With Fair Voting for Congress
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The rapper's new song called "Politics as Usual" praises Obama but also uses some lyrics the senator called outrageously offensive.
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The Public Accounts Committee is due to publish another report on Private Finance Initiatives, which Ms Hodge described as "outrageously dreadful value for money".
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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To paraphrase outrageously, for Open Access to Government data, this is not the end.
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Lower gas prices are good, as Larry said, but we are only back to prices that eight months people, ahem, were were calling outrageously high and economically damaging.
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