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outrageousness

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est extrêmement choquant, offensant ou excessif, dépassant les limites du raisonnable et de l'acceptable.

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noun

/aʊtˈreɪ.dʒəs.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est extrêmement choquant, offensant ou excessif, dépassant les limites du raisonnable et de l'acceptable.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being extremely shocking, offensive, or beyond what is considered reasonable or acceptable.

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  1. Extreme excessC1formal

    The quality of being shockingly excessive, extravagant, or beyond reasonable limits.

    frcaractère excessif

    • The outrageousness of the party's decorations was the talk of the town.
    • He was criticized for the outrageousness of his spending habits.
    • The film's special effects were praised for their sheer outrageousness.

    Synonymesexcessivenessexorbitanceextravaganceextremityimmoderationinordinatenesslavishnessoverindulgenceprofligacyunrestraint

    Antonymesmoderationmodestyrestrainttemperance

  2. Shocking or offensive qualityC1formal

    The state or quality of being extremely shocking, offensive, or morally unacceptable.

    frCaractère outrageant

    • The public was appalled by the outrageousness of the politician's remarks.
    • The outrageousness of the crime left the community in shock.
    • She couldn't believe the outrageousness of his behavior at the funeral.

    Synonymesatrociousnessoffensivenessscandalousness

    Antonymesdecencymodestyproprietyreasonablenessseemliness

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  • outrageousnesses plural form
  • outrageousnesses' possessive plural form
  • outrageousness's possessive singular form
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