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egregiosity

noun

Etymology

From egregi(ous) + -osity.

  1. borrowed from ēgregius
  2. suffixed as egregiosity — “egregious + osity”

Definitions

  1. The quality of being egregious.

    • However, in line with the instructions of the Court of Criminal Appeals in remanding this cause back to this court, there now must be made a determination of the degree of egregiosity involved in this patently erroneous submission.

  2. Someone or something that is egregious.

    • By the time the four seconds had expired his informant had usually passed to other egregiosities with which to tax Tate’s perplexed, inquiring mind.
    • Egregiosities like interpersonal, and factor (except in mathematics) should be re-interred in the dictionary.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA