Oxford Spanish Dictionary
en el diccionario PONS
egregious [ɪˈgri:dʒəs] ADJ.
- egregious
- escandaloso, -a
en el diccionario PONS
egregious [ɪ·ˈgri·dʒəs] ADJ.
- egregious
- escandaloso, -a
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Of the two opportunity costs, the lost revenue is the most egregious and the impacts are greater and longer lasting.
en.wikipedia.org This is extremely egregious and is as patently offensive as material possibly could be.
en.wikipedia.org Teachers also claimed of egregious class sizes and poorly maintained schools.
en.wikipedia.org The entire operation is an egregious fraud perpetrated by sleight-of-hand and similar tricks and devices.
en.wikipedia.org The indictment was ultimately dismissed due to egregious government misconduct against a private corporation.
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