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Egregious

usgb/ɪˈɡriːdʒiəs/Volume
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Negative IntensityPlay
Use 'egregious' to emphasize the severity and negativity of a situation or action. SlideHis behavior at the party was egregious, causing everyone to leave early.
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Not for Minor MistakesPlay
Reserve 'egregious' for very serious mistakes, not for small or common errors. SlideForgetting her birthday was an egregious oversight in their relationship.
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Strong DisapprovalPlay
'Egregious' often conveys a strong sense of disapproval or condemnation. SlideThe judge described the defendant's conduct as egregious and sentenced him accordingly.
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