Egregious is a word that means flagrantly outageous. It is used in conjunction with words to prove the outrageous term.
"The entertainer told an egregious lie about his partner."
"The judge ruled that the egregious contract was null and void."
I have listened to your answer and I'm afraid that it is no more than an egregious lie
The accountant agreed that the entry in the books suggesting that the company was ten million dollars richer than it really was was an egregious error.
The word 'egregious' is an adjective, a word that descibes a noun as outstandingly bad; shocking (egregious errors).The noun form for the adjective egregious is egrediousness.
The noun form of the adjective 'egregious' is egregiousness.
There is not a term "aggrecious", the term is "egregious". The term "egregious" means to be archaic, distinguished, or conspicuous.?æ
I have listened to your answer and I'm afraid that it is no more than an egregious lie
This mistaken expectation was so egregious as to beg for some sort of explanation.
She is an egregious student, but she thinks all the teachers like her.
It was an egregious mistake to wear jeans and a T-shirt to the formal wedding.
The accountant agreed that the entry in the books suggesting that the company was ten million dollars richer than it really was was an egregious error.
The word 'egregious' is an adjective, a word that descibes a noun as outstandingly bad; shocking (egregious errors).The noun form for the adjective egregious is egrediousness.
The noun form of the adjective 'egregious' is egregiousness.
Yes, egregious definitely has a negative connotation.
Yes he is
There is not a term "aggrecious", the term is "egregious". The term "egregious" means to be archaic, distinguished, or conspicuous.?æ
murder is one
egregious grievous