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outrageously

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera escandalosa, inaceptable o extremadamente exagerada». Se usa para describir acciones, comportamientos o precios que sobrepasan lo razonable o lo decente.

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adverb

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera escandalosa, inaceptable o extremadamente exagerada». Se usa para describir acciones, comportamientos o precios que sobrepasan lo razonable o lo decente.

An adverb meaning "in a shocking, unacceptable, or extremely exaggerated manner." It is used to describe actions, behavior, or prices that are beyond what is considered reasonable or proper.

  1. Shockingly or extremelyB2informal

    In a way that is very shocking, extreme, or unacceptable.

    esde manera escandalosa o extrema

    • The prices at that restaurant are outrageously high.
    • She was outrageously dressed for the formal event.
    • He behaved outrageously at the party, insulting everyone.

    Sinónimosatrociouslyawfullydisgracefullydreadfullyextremelyhorriblyscandalouslyshockinglyterriblyunbelievably

    Antónimosacceptablymildlymoderatelyreasonably

  2. Excessively or ridiculouslyB2informal

    In a manner that goes beyond reasonable limits; absurdly.

    esde manera excesiva o ridícula

    • The movie was outrageously funny; I couldn't stop laughing.
    • They charged us outrageously for a simple repair.
    • Her story was outrageously exaggerated, but entertaining.

    Sinónimosabsurdlyexcessivelyextravagantlyimmoderatelyinordinatelyinsanelypreposterouslyridiculouslyunreasonably

    Antónimosmildlymoderatelyreasonablysensiblytemperately

Formas
  • more outrageously comparative form
  • most outrageously superlative form
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