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outrageously

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière choquante, inacceptable ou extrêmement exagérée ». Il s'utilise pour décrire des actions, des comportements ou des prix qui dépassent les limites de la raison ou de la décence.

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adverb

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière choquante, inacceptable ou extrêmement exagérée ». Il s'utilise pour décrire des actions, des comportements ou des prix qui dépassent les limites de la raison ou de la décence.

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.

    frde manière scandaleuse

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

    Synonymesatrociouslyawfullydisgracefullydreadfullyextremelyhorriblyscandalouslyshockinglyterriblyunbelievably

    Antonymesacceptablymildlymoderatelyreasonably

  2. Excessively or ridiculouslyB2informal

    In a manner that goes beyond reasonable limits; absurdly.

    frde manière excessive ou ridicule

    • 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.

    Synonymesabsurdlyexcessivelyextravagantlyimmoderatelyinordinatelyinsanelypreposterouslyridiculouslyunreasonably

    Antonymesmildlymoderatelyreasonablysensiblytemperately

Formes
  • more outrageously comparative form
  • most outrageously superlative form
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