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egregiously (adverb), more egregiously, most egregiously
Descriptive of being very bad and easily noticed: The writer had egregiously presented many errors in his article about an actor and so he was being sued for slander.

The doctor warned a customer in the restaurant about the egregiously bad quality of the food that was being served there.

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Being offensive.
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egregiously, more egregiously, most egregiously
Referring to something that has a conspicuously bad quality or relating to some erroneously presented information. (1)
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