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outrageousness
outˈrageousness [f. as prec. + -ness.] The quality of being outrageous: a. Excess, extravagance; excessive violence, fury, ferocity; b. Flagrant wrongfulness or indignity; enormity, atrociousness, heinousness.1470–85 Malory Arthur xiv. i, I see wel ye haue grete wylle to be slayne as your fader was ... Oxford English Dictionary
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outragely
† ˈoutragely, adv. Obs. [f. outrage a. + -ly2.] = outrageously.a 1340 Hampole Psalter xxiv. [xxv.] 3 Confoundid be all wirkand wicked thyngis: outragely [v.r. outerageusly]... Þat is, þai doe wickidly..& outragely [v.r. out raiusliche] trauails in vanytes. 1445 E.E. Wills (1882) 131 Y wille..that my... Oxford English Dictionary
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Meyer Kupferman
Their extremes of contrast, and outrageousness were reflections of his personal life. wikipedia.org
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Why Republicans Are Stuck - The American Prospect
Oct 19, 2023Today's House Republicans, however, have few beliefs that can be stated aloud to a general audience, and an abundance of inherently divergent interests. For many of the Freedom Caucus members, their interests are self-promotion through the performative outrageousness that the party's base has been conditioned to applaud by both Donald Trump ...
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Melanie C: 'I've had an incredible career. It's time I accepted myself'
You can see it with unfiltered Mel B, poised Victoria and Emma, still resolutely family-friendly at 43. Geri's modern lady-of-the-manor act is the antithesis of her old outrageousness, ...
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Long shot Rich Strike wins 148th Kentucky Derby - ESPN
May 7, 2022LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Anyone anticipating a return to normalcy in the Kentucky Derby got a dose of outrageousness Saturday when an 80-1 long shot came charging up the rail to win at Churchill Downs.
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The Kardashian Sisters: Why are these women famous? - Entertainment Weekly
As ''Keeping Up with the Kardashians'' returns for a fifth season, we explain why Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe have become household names. You expect outrageousness. You expect hot messes. You expect ...
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flagrancy
flagrancy (ˈfleɪgrənsɪ) [ad. L. flagrantia: see prec. and -ancy.] 1. lit. The quality of being flagrant; glowing or blazing condition. Obs. or arch.1626 Bacon Sylva §722 Lust causeth a Flagrancie in the Eyes. 1822 T. Taylor Apuleius 300 So many various stars are beheld supernally in ether, i.e. in t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Shahrazad Ali
was essentially a vanity press product that would have been ignored by black people and others had it not been for the media attention its novelty and outrageousness wikipedia.org
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The Aristocrats
When told to audiences who know the punch line, the joke's humor depends on the described outrageousness of the family act. wikipedia.org
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under-parted
under-ˈparted, a. rare. [under-1 10 a: cf. underpart n. 2.] Of an actor: cast in an insufficient role. Cf. undercast v. 4.1890 G. B. Shaw in Star 2 May 2/3 Mr Coffin, being a handsome young man, and considerably under-parted to boot, had an easy time of it. 1898 ― Our Theatres in Nineties (1932) III... Oxford English Dictionary
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Abraham of Makuria
Despite the outrageousness of king Abraham's claims the synod acquiesced to his demands, but in response to a miraculous event Kyriakos was permitted to wikipedia.org
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Meaning of 何が悲しくて > **** What does mean here? It seems to mean "What's so sad that we have to go there?" but I feel like I'm missing something.
> is an _**idiomatic expression**_ used to describe the unreasonableness, unfairness, outrageousness, etc. of the situation where one must unwillingly
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An Actor Prepares (film)
Huston’s natural charisma is given little chance to shine, with Adam being mainly reactive to his father’s outrageousness." wikipedia.org
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Pantagruelism
Pantagruelism (pæntəˈgruːəlɪz(ə)m) [a. F. pantagruélisme, f. Pantagruel: see above and -ism.] 1. The theory and practice ascribed to Pantagruel, one of the characters of Rabelais; extravagant and coarse humour with a satirical or serious purpose.1835 Southey Doctor III. Interch. xiii. 340 Ignorant o... Oxford English Dictionary
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