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outrageous

[out-rey-juhs] / aʊtˈreɪ dʒəs /




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"We were interested in this idea because it sounded a bit outrageous," Pulendran said.

From Science Daily

He announced last week that he would not be present at this week's hearing, saying he is "old, tired and frail", while condemning the charges as "an outrageous lie".

From BBC

"It's perhaps unfair that we expect him to do outrageous things every week," said Barclay.

From BBC

People in offices and pubs find themselves discussing Rebecca Morrison's outrageous draw, or the ferocity with which Hammy McMillan brushes the ice.

From BBC

That’s the funny part about Keller’s goal: It instantly eclipsed another outrageous goal, which happened with Team USA down 1-0 and three-quarters of the way out the door.

From The Wall Street Journal