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eng: egregious

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etymologically relatedeng: egregia cum laude
etymologically relatedeng: egregion
etymologically relatedeng: egregiously
etymologically relatedeng: egregore
is derived fromeng: e-
lexical categoryadjective
pronunciation/ɪˈgriː.dʒəs/
pronunciationhttp://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-egregious.ogg
semantically relatedeng: abusive
semantically relatedeng: all-fired
semantically relatedeng: defamatory
semantically relatedeng: drastic
semantically relatedeng: excessive
semantically relatedeng: extravagant
semantically relatedeng: extreme
semantically relatedeng: ferocious
semantically relatedeng: fierce
semantically relatedeng: frenetic
semantically relatedeng: get somebody's goat
semantically relatedeng: grievous
semantically relatedeng: hysterical
semantically relatedeng: in the fast lane
semantically relatedeng: injurious
semantically relatedeng: invidious
semantically relatedeng: libelous
semantically relatedeng: lurid
semantically relatedeng: malicious
semantically relatedeng: obsessive
semantically relatedeng: plethoric
semantically relatedeng: propudious
semantically relatedeng: savage
semantically relatedeng: scandalous
semantically relatedeng: ultimate
semantically relatedeng: unconscionable
semantically relatedeng: usurer
semantically relatedeng: w:Joyce Carol Oates
semantically relatedeng: worry
semantically relatedeng: wrong
synonymeng: exceptional
translationdeu: unerhört
translationfra: flagrant
translationisl: erki-
translationisl: smánarlegur
translationisl: svívirðilegur
translationnld: flagrant
translationnld: ongehoord
translationnor: flagrant
translationnor: uhørt
translationpol: rażący

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