1. shockingly bad or excessive; going far beyond what is right or reasonable
2. very bold, unusual, or startling in a way that attracts attention
Usage: often used positively

Examples

• The restaurant charged outrageous prices for simple dishes.
• It’s outrageous that they canceled the concert without notice.
• She wore an outrageous pink hat with feathers to the party.
• The comedian’s outrageous jokes had the audience laughing hysterically.
• His outrageous behavior at the meeting shocked everyone.
• The artist’s outrageous sculptures drew crowds to the gallery.
• It would be outrageous to expect students to work without breaks.