egregiously Sentence Examples
- The politician's egregiously unethical behavior alienated many voters.
- The driver's egregiously reckless actions resulted in a severe accident.
- The company's egregiously fraudulent marketing claims led to a hefty lawsuit.
- The singer's egregiously off-key performance was met with boos from the audience.
- The student's egregiously plagiarized essay earned them a failing grade.
- The artist's egregiously derivative work was criticized for lacking originality.
- The doctor's egregiously negligent mistake caused the patient's condition to worsen.
- The government's egregiously corrupt officials were involved in embezzlement and bribery scandals.
- The athlete's egregiously poor sportsmanship resulted in their disqualification from the competition.
- The manufacturer's egregiously defective products posed a serious safety hazard to consumers.
egregiously Meaning
egregiously (adv.)
Greatly; enormously; shamefully; as, egregiously cheated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of egregiously
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- fine
- so-so
- correctly
- fine
- nicely
- correctly
- all-right
- well
- so-so
- good
- adequately
- rightly
- all-right
- decently
- ok
- okay
- well
- decently
- fittingly
- okay
- satisfactorily
- fittingly
- appropriately
- adequately
- satisfactorily
- good
- suitably
- acceptably
- rightly
- ok
- tolerably
- suitably
- tolerably
- appropriately
- acceptably
- nicely
Synonyms:
- meagerly
- poorly
- deficiently
- meanly
- atrociously
- disastrously
- unacceptably
- awfully
- trashily
- horrendously
- shabbily
- deplorably
- unsatisfactorily
- horrifically
- abysmally
- badly
- execrably
- inferiorly
- scantily
- damnably
- niggardly
- detestably
- bad
- skimpily
- stingily
- dreadfully
- inadequately
- sleazily
- insufficiently
- wretchedly
- sparely
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word egregiously
Greatly; enormously; shamefully; as, egregiously cheated.
flagrantly,grossly, inappropriately, vulgarly, indecently, odiously, shoddily, horribly,unspeakably, abominably
fine, so-so, correctly, fine, nicely, correctly, all right, well, so-so, good
The politician's egregiously unethical behavior alienated many voters.
The driver's egregiously reckless actions resulted in a severe accident.
The company's egregiously fraudulent marketing claims led to a hefty lawsuit.
The singer's egregiously off-key performance was met with boos from the audience.
