How to pronounce “egregious” in English

Is it all right?so egregiously abused that it's not possible to maintain even the appearance

This is disturbing from many levels.It's an egregious breach of our trust as consumers.But more seriously, let's say you're pregnant and you're trying to minimize mercury exposure.

There are men out there who say, oh, like #MeToo.that are not as egregious as firing, but still are kind of leading to outcomes that decrease

and have been fought tooth and nail, even though it's their land and their buffalo.This is a more egregious example of what happened under the Allotment Act.This is the Leech Lake Reservation in North Central Minnesota.

So one case where I drew a diagram, that looks like a category theory diagram to me, was in the egregious United incident,or rather after the egregious United incident, when the flight was overbooked, and they picked someone to kick off the plane, and he didn't want to go.And so they called security, they hauled him off extremely violently, and he sustained quite serious injuries on the way out.

So I put a blurb, which was all of two lines, Lea Salonga will be editing this entry in the next few daysbecause of the egregious errors contained made by well-meaning people who feel that they know her career better than she does.Thank you. And I dated it.

And so she started to try to dig, like what was he doing that was provoking this?Because it sounded egregious.And so she dug a little, and she asked questions, and what she ultimately discovered was that he was not any of those things.

so it was a very uh um you know it was it was a tight little little piece of legislation you know it just protectedpeople from the egregious stuff and you know I just think it's snowballed uh so I think you know a lot was was right inthe beginning and it's just it's gotten out of hand it's it's gotten too expansive it's it's gotten bloated and

that most lucrative of political emotions, fear, and they have done it extremely well so that by now, a year after 9/11, we've seen major attack on the Administration over thethe most egregious results of 9/11 has been the belief on apparently a majority of the population that this country cannot be kept safe if the government follows the law.

Like in "I'll Have What Phil's Having," I ate the 1,000-year-old egg in Hong Kong.That was egregiously-- did not agree with me at all.But I still chewed and swallowed it because I'm very, very brave.

Next up, we cross the street to our local baby boutique, where on my punch list was a desire to replace my existing baby carrier, which was nowfive years old and egregiously stained, because surely the design and the materials had gone through some innovation since I originally bought mine.As I reviewed the new options-- and there were literally 20 boxes on the shelves-- I had an alarming realization.

also very importantly has just the devil's own luck.He just gets away with so much egregious shit, it's extraordinary.And one of the things that he does is, completely unbeknown to him, and he doesn't really think this through, but he agrees to go.

It's because there is this hinterland in the law where people are allowed to get away with things from time to time without being punished as long as it's not constant,as long as it's not egregious.That's why so many people do it.

How many players did you notice that the age might not have been true?And then what was the most egregious 13-year-old that you saw?So yeah, so age cheating is a big problem in soccer-- in youth soccer in Africa, and actually not just in Africa, but other parts

Because we have some of the most egregious laws, but also because we have some of the most progressive legislators.

He's one of the more egregious omissions outside of, like, Bonds, who's that's a whole separate-- Right.

But it took its most egregious forms in the Southern states by creating racial segregation and insisting,

And I saw two particularly egregious indie films that bothered me in different ways.

But California is the most egregious case, so they deserve to be picked on.

in those situations or is that an egregious error?

because it was our Constitution that was egregiously violated.

He just gets away with so much egregious shit, it's extraordinary.And I said he got away with all sorts of egregious, crazy things.

overpromised and underdelivered, and sometimes in really egregious ways.

None of the carbon emissions of any of these meals was so egregious that you couldn't eliminate it pretty easily.

either through activism or legislative changes through time-- planned on some of the more egregious policing tactics, the ridiculous use of force type of mandates?

What we had learned was that if you want to find really egregious, like yesteryear type slavery, go to the transhipment vessels.

And his reaction to this downturn in the economy viewed from this age of egregious corporate greed is really

completely misled and not only misled but to something that's fairly egregious a noose a symbol of a noose um so it's

evacuation relocation and internment of West Coast persons of Japanese descent were among the most egregious

And so it's not just about not doing harm by telling stories egregiously wrong or completely leaving people out or making sure

I mean, like, both of them are so egregious that I feel, like, you can talk about both of them for forever and ever.

to in terms of the stories of the wrongfully convicted, which are such horrible egregious stories in terms of their suffering, but evidence of a broken justice system,

Is it all right?I mean, it usually happens when there's an egregious abuse of power.

But Viktor Frankl, the neurologist and psychologist who was a survivor of Auschwitz-- the most egregious concentration camp of them

Well, if there are some crimes that are so egregious that even a tenured professor can and should get fired, then that would be one such crime.

like I said I read the encyclopedias I knew what was what so my teachers would make egregious errors of fact in the

And so there is some irony that the media outlet that owns Jezebel would then be destroyed when they egregiously out one person and egregiously violate

In Hawaii, they inexplicably suspended their public records law altogether via a proclamation by the governor, which is, for sure, the most egregious move

And what was inspiring about, or what made us optimistic about all of it, was that none of them were actually so egregious.

I use the interconnectedness of things to help me understand difficult situations that have arisen when people are yelling about exactly who is to blame.So one case where I drew a diagram, that looks like a category theory diagram to me, was in the egregious United incident,or rather after the egregious United incident, when the flight was overbooked, and they picked someone to kick off the plane, and he didn't want to go.

Slaves are going to revolt everywhere.But it does push us to ask, why do we find the death of some people more morally egregious than we do other groups of people?

Now, all of this also, it doesn't have to be in your face, egregious, overt, explicit.

But also, my follow-up question is, have you looked into producing egregious examples of--

So switching gears for a moment, it's easy to find a lot of material on you speaking either online, or articles that you've written about egregious wrongs

Finally, we have Republicans and Democrats, and in the public square, talking about the war on drugs was an egregious violation of human rights.

And it's more about the difficulty of establishing a relationship, as a woman who has been incarcerated due to this egregious justice system,

Instead, race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership led to an egregious policy.

Another big area is packaging. It took this picture; it is probably one of the most egregious examples. But there have been so many where I get this box where something could have

not. So it's better to be a part of that conversation so that, if there is a photo or something egregiously said about your company, then