outrageous

Speaking at an event organised by the Institute for Government, Sir Nick labelled the comments an "outrageous intrusion into our sovereignty".

Lockhart also said it was "utterly outrageous" that such a "significant announcement" was being made while Westminster was in recess.

The demand for constant perfection and precision — and the wreckage the human body must endure to attain such excellence — in professional sports is entirely outrageous and unrealistic.

But Ferreira finished with the outrageous power which he perfected during Oval Invincibles' winning Hundred campaign, including a crucial six off what proved to be the last ball of South Africa's innings.

"The fact that I was traded a week before the season was really outrageous and rough," Parsons said.