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Great, or greater than normal, in price
Comparative for wildly exaggerated or improbable
“Giorgio has been widely ridiculed for his outrageous theories about ancient aliens building the great pyramids.”
Comparative for very showy or gaudy in appearance
“He also became famous for his theatrical stage presence, dressing in outrageous costumes.”
Comparative for boldly audacious or impudent in nature or manner
“That kiss had been an outrageous attempt at domination, yet she wanted him to kiss her like that again.”
Comparative for shockingly bad or unpleasant to the senses
“I must apologize for my outrageous behavior, Lady Rosemoor, but your stubborn daughter leaves me no choice.”
Comparative for abhorrent, deserving of condemnation
“These men did things far more shameful and outrageous than any oligarchy in the world.”
Comparative for very bad or immoral in nature, behavior or conduct
“Those who have such testimonies include not only alcoholics and drug addicts and people who have lived in outrageous immorality, but also people whose habits are less spectacular but no less sinful.”
Comparative for causing someone to feel resentful, upset, or annoyed
“Lord Coddleston, a man old enough to be her grandfather, had just ruined her teatime with an outrageous comment about her child-bearing prospects.”
Comparative for unreasonably extreme in level, amount or degree
“Given what was going on, it was an outrageous expenditure of their money.”
Comparative for harsh or severe in one's treatment or handling of others or of matters
“Now, with the nation taking outrageous measures to control supply, an ugly trade war could loom on the horizon.”
Comparative for extreme or radical in one's views or opinions
“Anyone can use these strategies to hijack attention and promote a misleading narrative, a hyperbolic story, or an outrageous ideology.”
Comparative for very expensive in price
“These mechanics are known to charge outrageous prices for car repairs.”
Comparative for inhumanly or outrageously evil or immorally wrong
Comparative for relating to or resembling farce, especially because of absurd or ridiculous aspects
Comparative for lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits
Comparative for to a blatantly great or extreme degree, typically in the negative sense
Comparative for conspicuously or obviously bad, wrong or offensive
Comparative for never done or known before
Comparative for much too high, especially in price
Comparative for very expensive in price
Comparative for very excellent in quality or standard
Comparative for offensive, embarrassing, or tasteless
Comparative for vivid or garishly colorful in style or design
Comparative for significantly unimportant and deserving of little to no attention
Comparative for expensive, having a high price
Comparative for causing anger, offense, or a strong negative reaction
(of clothing, decorations, etc.) Comparative for having tastelessly contrasting colors or patterns
Comparative for great, or greater than normal, in price
Comparative for inconsiderate or insensitive, lacking in tact
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