outrageously 音標拼音: [
, ɑʊtr'edʒəsli]
ad . 殘暴地;蠻橫地
殘暴地;蠻橫地
outrageously adv 1 :
in a very offensive manner ; "
he behaved outrageously "
2 :
to an extravagant or immoderate degree ; "
atrociously expensive " [
synonym : {
outrageously }, {
atrociously }]
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Of the nature of an outrage ;
exceeding the limits of right ,
reason ,
or decency ;
such as to cause outrage ;
involving or doing an outrage ;
furious ;
violent ;
atrocious . "
Outrageous weeping ." --
Chaucer . "
The most outrageous villainies ." --
Sir P .
Sidney . "
The vile ,
outrageous crimes ." --
Shak . "
Outrageous panegyric ." --
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Violent ;
furious ;
exorbitant ;
excessive ;
atrocious ;
monstrous ;
wanton ;
nefarious ;
heinous .
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[
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60 Moby Thesaurus words for "
outrageously ":
abominably ,
atrociously ,
awfully ,
basely ,
bestially ,
brutally ,
contemptibly ,
deplorably ,
despicably ,
detestably ,
disgracefully ,
disgustingly ,
dreadful ,
dreadfully ,
egregiously ,
excessively ,
exorbitantly ,
extortionately ,
extravagantly ,
flagrantly ,
foully ,
fulsomely ,
gougingly ,
grossly ,
horribly ,
horridly ,
immoderately ,
infamously ,
inordinately ,
intemperately ,
loathsomely ,
nastily ,
nauseatingly ,
notoriously ,
obnoxiously ,
odiously ,
offensively ,
over ,
overly ,
overmuch ,
overweeningly ,
preposterously ,
savagely ,
scandalously ,
shabbily ,
shamefully ,
shockingly ,
something fierce ,
sordidly ,
terribly ,
too ,
too much ,
too -
too ,
unconscionably ,
unduly ,
unreasonably ,
usuriously ,
viciously ,
vilely ,
wretchedly
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OUTRAGEOUSLY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary OUTRAGEOUSLY definition: 1 in a way that is shocking, usually because of being unusual or strange: 2 in a way that is… Learn more
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Outrageously - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com synonyms: atrociously adverb in a very offensive manner “he behaved outrageously ”
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outrageously - Wiktionary, the free dictionary outrageously (comparative more outrageously, superlative most outrageously) In an outrageous manner; to an outrageous degree The hotel was wonderful, but the food was outrageously expensive
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Outrageously: meaning, definitions, translation and examples . . . Examples of usage He was outrageously handsome The prices at the restaurant were outrageously high She behaved outrageously at the party The movie was outrageously funny The fashion designer's new collection was outrageously bold