egregiously

adv.

过份地，卓越地；

Egregiously Legalistic Sig File of the Month
The Egregiously Destructive War on Drugs
Egregiously an Ass: Chance and Accident in Othello
WHY THE FLORIDA RECOUNT WAS EGREGIOUSLY ONE-SIDED
Venous thromboembolism is egregiously underestimated
Egregiously Conflated Concepts: An Examination of "Toleration as Recognition."
Panel blames firms' 'egregiously' poor decisions for spill
“Egregiously an Ass”: The Dark Side of the Moor. A view of Othello’s Mind
The Egregiously Unfair Implementation of Capital Punishment in the United States: "Super Due Process"or Super Lack of Due Process?
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