Egregious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EGREGIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• conspicuously bad or offensive
• outstandingly bad; shocking
• remarkably good.
• Surpassing; extraordinary; distinguished (in a bad sense); -- formerly used with words importing a good quality, but now joined with words having a bad sense; as, an egregious rascal; an egregious ass; an egregious mistake.
• conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible
• outstandingly bad
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• distinguished

Words related to EGREGIOUS

egregiously16 egregiousness15

Words that contain EGREGIOUS

egregiously16 egregiousness15 egregiousnesses17

How to use EGREGIOUS in a sentence

• Recamier, either a vanity more egregious than we had even supposed, or an ignorance of what she had to combat that seems impossible.
• CHAPTER XIV CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS A GENEALOGY The egregious Miss Bashkirtseff did not greatly fascinate Esther.
• The twenty-five boards actually seized were merely among the most obvious and egregious of this much larger list of candidates.
• He sent me some time ago a Bottle or two of excellent Wine to drink the Health of a Gentleman, who had by the Penny-Post advertised him of an egregious Error in his Conduct.
• This egregious jewel was of his own designing, and was of a piece with his general notions of how a millionaire should attire himself.
• But the man had brought it upon himself by his own egregious folly, and would have had no just cause for complaint had he been kept in prison till the second case had been tried.
• Primrose, who had been absent for that period, and the egregious Peter Kipperson.
• A most egregious fop, according to all accounts, he was, but a very pleasant one notwithstanding, as your fop of parts is apt to be.
• It would seem, conversely, that they who cope ill have made some egregious blunder? Euth.
• This document is reproduced in facsimile as the egregious sender of telegrams wrote it for Mr.
• I have no doubt, however, that some of the most egregious sins of these old slaves are less in the eyes of God than many of our smaller ones.
• I expect the egregious Hilary only wants the money for some new enterprise of his own, that will fail, as usual.
• The recollection has beaten back many a vehement protest against egregious absurdity, and helped me endure with apparent composure even the patronage of fools.
• Dale, for whom, poor gentleman, the proffer of a bottle of the Patterne Port would be an egregious mockery.
• There is another more egregious Error still subsisting in this instructive Fragment, which has likewise escaped the Notice of the Learned.
• In fact, I could bring forward quite a respectable list who have died in their beds, in spite of their egregious sin in this respect.
• So egregious indeed has been our folly, that we have even lost all title to compassion in the numberless calamities that are awaiting us.
• By an insult still more egregious, the very giving of money to the Scots for levying war against their sovereign, they represented as an instance of their duty towards him.
• Such, then, are a few of the uncertainties, imperfections, and positive and egregious errors of science at its fountain head.
• But then why does she send me on this egregious wild-goose chase? She cares for me.
• The orthodox portion of the Church are laboring under the egregious error of making them an essential doctrine, when they are really a mere external accessory.
• I am ashamed to tell you that we are again dipped into an egregious scene of folly.
• Eleven witnesses were examined, and out of these no less than nine committed absolute, diabolical, and egregious perjury.
• I have little claim, though, to be a protecting brother, when I have been making such an egregious fool of myself.
• That egregious idolatry may therefore be interpreted ideally and given a symbolic scope worthy of its natural causes and of the mystery it comes to celebrate.
• For like most men of his type, self made, egregious, and generally offensive, he had an inborn desire to get into Society and mingle with his betters.
• Presently, when the Jervaise nerves had become normal again, the Jervaises themselves would recognise the egregious blunder they had made in their treatment of me.
• Here was a house that gratified his sensuous nature through and through, and appealed irresistibly to his egregious vanity.
• With the exception of the egregious blunder I have mentioned of the cabman driving me to the Elysee, I was not laughed at once while in France.
• They are much in the papers, their steam yachts loom large on the waters, they divorce quickly and often, they buy the most egregious, old masters.

Similar words containing EGREGIOU without suffix s

egregiously16 egregiousness15 egregiousnesses17

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