outrageously in English

adverb

[aʊt'reɪdʒəslɪ]

disgracefully; scandalously; ridiculously; shockingly

Use "outrageously" in a sentence

1. These TV dinners are outrageously priced.

2. These two idiots behaved outrageously

3. Leila kept smiling her outrageously cute smile.

4. He behaved outrageously when he was young.

5. She flirted with him outrageously at times.

6. 10 Leila kept smiling her outrageously cute smile.

7. He flirts outrageously with his female clients.

8. He criticized them for dressing outrageously and posing pretentiously.

9. Car-parks are few, crammed, and outrageously expensive.

10. Quite suddenly, students at universities begin to behave outrageously.

11. He was outrageously affected, flamboyantly homosexual, and extremely clever.

12. The most outrageously original vocals coupled with the living acid riff.

13. Doctor Winter pulled out a chair outrageously and sat down again.

14. Sally may seem a bit wild, but sometimes her remarks outrageously funny.

15. It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.

16. Being or characteristic of a bigot: a Bigoted person; an outrageously Bigoted viewpoint

17. Just steer clear of mixed drinks, which are often outrageously high in calories.

18. Outrageously , lenders often demand to keep spare set of keys, just in case.

19. 21 It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.

20. He flatters her outrageously , and she swallows it whole , ie believes it entirely.

21. 20 However, the chances actually are far fewer than this “outrageously small” figure indicates.

22. The pair have a lot in common - both are young, Dutch and outrageously talented.

23. Being or characteristic of a Bigot: a Bigoted person; an outrageously Bigoted viewpoint

24. There is a fine of 50 dollars for later time parking which outrageously high.

25. Many west Europeans , faced with severe recession at home, will see this as outrageously unfair.

26. Students who behave outrageously and refuse to mend their ways despite repeated admonitions should be expelled.

27. About Cannes Galas, regattas, the Film Festival and an outrageously attractive and affluent set characterize Cannes

28. Despite her tiny body, she had a certain sexuality, flirting outrageously with my brother, David.

29. 10 It may mean the kind of outrageously gutsy behavior that one can not help but admire.

30. Outrageously Dependable service and products since 1950, Interstate Batteries offers quality Batteries, industry leading expertise, and superior customer service.

31. Perpetual Commotion from Goldbrick Games is an outrageously fast and incredibly addictive card game for 2 to 6 players

32. She was just using the fact that I was desperate to hold me up for an outrageously high fee.

33. Amber, nevertheless, defied conventions, behaved outrageously, and pursued her man in a manner quite unusual for the 1940

34. We just have an outrageously bloated and inefficient system of socialized medicine, because there are hospitals in America where anyone can go and get treatment.

35. A WAVE of bitter persecution has struck, and Saul begins to “deal outrageously” with the congregation —an expression that in the original language describes brutal cruelty.

36. According to Bible scholar Albert Barnes, the Greek word here translated “to deal outrageously with” denotes the devastations that wild beasts, such as lions and wolves, can create.

37. At times he seemed to love the spectacle of the music world -- the gossip, the backbiting, the outrageously inflated egos -- almost as much as he loved the music itself.

38. As such, Bunch is iconic, always outrageously in your face, sometimes very funny, sometimes cringeworthy, sometimes lovable, and sometimes revolting (even to herself), but always and forever authentic

39. When compared with people whose wages seem outrageously out of proportion to the work they do, it would appear that society has placed a low valuation on the teaching profession.

40. To long-termism, not the short-term quick-Buckism that makes a tiny number of investors in a tiny area of London outrageously rich at no benefit whatsoever to the nation

41. 19 reviews of Burro "Burro is a magical and whimsical shop full of outrageously priced toys, books, clothing, accessories and pretty much anything spectacular that any baby, child or mama would ADORE

42. Bigoted: 1 adj blindly and obstinately attached to some creed or opinion and intolerant toward others “a Bigoted person” “an outrageously Bigoted point of view” Synonyms: intolerant unwilling to tolerate difference of opinion

43. The That’s Bullshit Button is the preferred method of calling someone out when they start spewing ridiculous lies! That’s Bullshit Button talks the talk, lights up, flashes and even includes multiple outrageously funny background sound effects

44. The contemporary organic intellectual considers himself no longer as the representative of his ‘people’, but imposes himself as a spokesperson for the multitude of political and economic refugees, of illegal digitarians, of rebellious allochtone youngsters, of insecure workers in industries that delocalise from ‘the north’ or ‘the west’, and of outrageously exploited workers in industries who relocated in ‘the south’ or ‘the east’.

45. Reviewing a Blowfly album is a bit like discussing a porno film; you pretty much know what the dirty parts are going to be like at the outset, so the real question is: Does the work in question have any redeeming artistic merit? Clarence Reid, the semi-respectable creative mind behind the outrageously freaky persona of Blowfly, knows more than a little about making a solid R&B record, …