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outrageousness's Usage Examples:

who know the punch line, the joke's humor depends on the described outrageousness of the family act.

Her bold stage antics earned a reputation for "outrageousness".

According to Charles Panati, "The outrageousness of the graffiti was not so much what it said, but where it turned up.

Despite the outrageousness of king Abraham's claims the synod acquiesced to his demands, but in.

tagline "An exercise in poor taste", Pink Flamingos is notorious for its "outrageousness", nudity, profanity, and "pursuit of frivolity, scatology, sensationology.

"a fine art of the ethnic insult," dining out on his "reputation for outrageousness," and savaging the right in The Nation, the left in National Review.

disciples and flashing a dazzle of guises unified in their harlequin outrageousness.

Lacking the vaulting ambition of his God's World or the outrageousness of the recent Deathhunter, it's good entertainment with some philosophical.

remarked that the intent of the website was to combine "humor, some outrageousness and a cogent 'platform' [to] make me a safe protest vote.

The film celebrates differences and points out the outrageousness of hiding those differences".

The quotations are, to a significant extent, chosen for their obvious outrageousness, in expectation that a modern watcher wouldn't find it hard to disagree.

He banters with his assistant Charlie, often shocking him with his outrageousness and irreverence about aspects of Jewish life.

Empire a life mainly as an idea about a film that expressed Warhol's outrageousness as an artist, with some accounts lengthening it to 10 or 24 hours.

Guardian called it the "best reality show on television" as it "takes the outrageousness of other reality genres, but applies it to celebrate human strength.

Heisler praised the show for not shying away from outrageousness, and called Andy's naked entrance "by far the highlight of the series".

wrote: "Funny without being sentimental, a good adventure with enough outrageousness to compensate for the lack of any real danger.

costume during his stint in The Plasmatics, in order to keep up with the outrageousness of bandmate Wendy O.

though also suggesting that "movie is a little too aware of its own outrageousness.

" Paul Mavis, reviewing the Warner Archive DVD release, enjoyed its outrageousness, stating The Adventurers is, "part faux-David Lean, part lurid comic.

As for the MC5, outrageousness got us fired for unprofessional conduct.

outrageousness's Meaning':

excessive excess

Synonyms:

enormity; indecency;

Antonyms:

decency; moderation; necessary;