Definition of outrageously in English:

outrageously

adverb aʊtˈreɪdʒəsliaʊtˈreɪdʒəsli

1In a shockingly bad or excessive way.
I think Caroline has behaved outrageously
the food was outrageously priced
as submodifier outrageously rich people
Example sentencesExamples
- The ruling party is incredibly, outrageously corrupt.
- But it really has come to something when the man contesting the world No 1 slot is famous primarily because he's disgustingly, outrageously boring.
- "We cannot afford not to defend our positions when we are treated outrageously," she said.
- Here and now, share prices do not look outrageously high by historic standards.
- I believe I have followed correct processes and protocols at all times and yet am being punished and treated outrageously.
- Reading it brings home how outrageously little we women know about our own bodies.
- Toxic bosses aren't overtly, outrageously sexist - except in occasional emails.
- It lies with the deliberately and outrageously distorted reporting of the big corporate news organisations.
- If they act outrageously, this does not justify a violent response.
- An off-peak saver return is always available on certain trains on the day for £37 - expensive, but not outrageously so.
2In a very bold and slightly shocking way.
he flirted outrageously with his girlfriend's mother
the Carnival queens are outrageously dressed
Example sentencesExamples
- Spade's eyes became larger and he pouted outrageously.
- Men and women are outrageously camp and indulge in all sorts of wickedness and deliciously savage behaviour.
- If someone at work asks how many Valentine's cards you got, lie outrageously.
- She found that she just started "sketching fabulously ornate and outrageously encrusted cocktail rings".
- He outrageously kissed her on both cheeks, while wishing, "Happy Birthday, Maiden!"
- When we were kids and this happened, we would simply cheat outrageously and borrow thousands from the bank.
- He was an actor, who, I would say, played outrageously comic parts with innovative idealism.
- Dahl will last for decades with his breakneck storytelling and outrageously exaggerated characters.
- The men in the crowd started laughing outrageously.
- Miller, the most colourful man in world cricket and known for his outrageously dyed hair, has announced his retirement from first-class competition.

Definition of outrageously in US English:

outrageously

adverboutˈrājəslēaʊtˈreɪdʒəsli

1In a shockingly bad or excessive way.
I think Caroline has behaved outrageously
the food was outrageously priced
as submodifier outrageously rich people
Example sentencesExamples
- Toxic bosses aren't overtly, outrageously sexist - except in occasional emails.
- Reading it brings home how outrageously little we women know about our own bodies.
- Here and now, share prices do not look outrageously high by historic standards.
- But it really has come to something when the man contesting the world No 1 slot is famous primarily because he's disgustingly, outrageously boring.
- If they act outrageously, this does not justify a violent response.
- It lies with the deliberately and outrageously distorted reporting of the big corporate news organisations.
- The ruling party is incredibly, outrageously corrupt.
- "We cannot afford not to defend our positions when we are treated outrageously," she said.
- I believe I have followed correct processes and protocols at all times and yet am being punished and treated outrageously.
- An off-peak saver return is always available on certain trains on the day for £37 - expensive, but not outrageously so.
2In a very bold and slightly shocking way.
he flirted outrageously with his girlfriend's mother
the Carnival queens are outrageously dressed
Example sentencesExamples
- When we were kids and this happened, we would simply cheat outrageously and borrow thousands from the bank.
- She found that she just started "sketching fabulously ornate and outrageously encrusted cocktail rings".
- He was an actor, who, I would say, played outrageously comic parts with innovative idealism.
- Men and women are outrageously camp and indulge in all sorts of wickedness and deliciously savage behaviour.
- He outrageously kissed her on both cheeks, while wishing, "Happy Birthday, Maiden!"
- Dahl will last for decades with his breakneck storytelling and outrageously exaggerated characters.
- Spade's eyes became larger and he pouted outrageously.
- The men in the crowd started laughing outrageously.
- Miller, the most colourful man in world cricket and known for his outrageously dyed hair, has announced his retirement from first-class competition.
- If someone at work asks how many Valentine's cards you got, lie outrageously.

单词	outrageously
释义	Definition of outrageously in English: outrageously adverb aʊtˈreɪdʒəsliaʊtˈreɪdʒəsli 1In a shockingly bad or excessive way. I think Caroline has behaved outrageously the food was outrageously priced as submodifier outrageously rich people Example sentencesExamples The ruling party is incredibly, outrageously corrupt. But it really has come to something when the man contesting the world No 1 slot is famous primarily because he's disgustingly, outrageously boring. "We cannot afford not to defend our positions when we are treated outrageously," she said. Here and now, share prices do not look outrageously high by historic standards. I believe I have followed correct processes and protocols at all times and yet am being punished and treated outrageously. Reading it brings home how outrageously little we women know about our own bodies. Toxic bosses aren't overtly, outrageously sexist - except in occasional emails. It lies with the deliberately and outrageously distorted reporting of the big corporate news organisations. If they act outrageously, this does not justify a violent response. An off-peak saver return is always available on certain trains on the day for £37 - expensive, but not outrageously so. 2In a very bold and slightly shocking way. he flirted outrageously with his girlfriend's mother the Carnival queens are outrageously dressed Example sentencesExamples Spade's eyes became larger and he pouted outrageously. Men and women are outrageously camp and indulge in all sorts of wickedness and deliciously savage behaviour. If someone at work asks how many Valentine's cards you got, lie outrageously. She found that she just started "sketching fabulously ornate and outrageously encrusted cocktail rings". He outrageously kissed her on both cheeks, while wishing, "Happy Birthday, Maiden!" When we were kids and this happened, we would simply cheat outrageously and borrow thousands from the bank. He was an actor, who, I would say, played outrageously comic parts with innovative idealism. Dahl will last for decades with his breakneck storytelling and outrageously exaggerated characters. The men in the crowd started laughing outrageously. Miller, the most colourful man in world cricket and known for his outrageously dyed hair, has announced his retirement from first-class competition. Definition of outrageously in US English: outrageously adverboutˈrājəslēaʊtˈreɪdʒəsli 1In a shockingly bad or excessive way. I think Caroline has behaved outrageously the food was outrageously priced as submodifier outrageously rich people Example sentencesExamples Toxic bosses aren't overtly, outrageously sexist - except in occasional emails. Reading it brings home how outrageously little we women know about our own bodies. Here and now, share prices do not look outrageously high by historic standards. But it really has come to something when the man contesting the world No 1 slot is famous primarily because he's disgustingly, outrageously boring. If they act outrageously, this does not justify a violent response. It lies with the deliberately and outrageously distorted reporting of the big corporate news organisations. The ruling party is incredibly, outrageously corrupt. "We cannot afford not to defend our positions when we are treated outrageously," she said. I believe I have followed correct processes and protocols at all times and yet am being punished and treated outrageously. An off-peak saver return is always available on certain trains on the day for £37 - expensive, but not outrageously so. 2In a very bold and slightly shocking way. he flirted outrageously with his girlfriend's mother the Carnival queens are outrageously dressed Example sentencesExamples When we were kids and this happened, we would simply cheat outrageously and borrow thousands from the bank. She found that she just started "sketching fabulously ornate and outrageously encrusted cocktail rings". He was an actor, who, I would say, played outrageously comic parts with innovative idealism. Men and women are outrageously camp and indulge in all sorts of wickedness and deliciously savage behaviour. He outrageously kissed her on both cheeks, while wishing, "Happy Birthday, Maiden!" Dahl will last for decades with his breakneck storytelling and outrageously exaggerated characters. Spade's eyes became larger and he pouted outrageously. The men in the crowd started laughing outrageously. Miller, the most colourful man in world cricket and known for his outrageously dyed hair, has announced his retirement from first-class competition. If someone at work asks how many Valentine's cards you got, lie outrageously.
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