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egregiosity
語源
From egregi(ous) + -osity.
名詞
egregiosity (countable かつ uncountable, 複数形 egregiosities)
- (rare, uncountable) The quality of being egregious.
- Synonym: egregiousness
- 1852 September 22, Edgefield Advertiser. […], volume XVII, number 36, Edgefield, S.C., page [2], column 3:
- HUMBUGGERY. The world is chock-full of it. Rather the most glaring specimen of it we have seen latterly is one of the last numbers of the Washington Republic, which represents Scott’s election as beyond all doubt. Whereas, the whole mass of evidence is to the contrary. And yet there are those who will swallow the Republic’s egregiosity without a grimace.
- 1986, South Western Reporter, Second Series: Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas : with Key Number Annotations, West Publishing Company, page 285, column 2:
- 1994 May 29, Danny Clark, “Power-assisted kamika”, in alt.peeves (Usenet):
- Effete eastcoast establishmentarian egregiosity
- 1998 May 26, pingouin, “Another proposed change”, in alt.sports.hockey.nhl.ny-rangers (Usenet):
- > I bet there will be, in the next 5 years, a back loaded contract so egregious,
> that the league will consider actions that negate both front and back loaded
> contracts...perhaps by requiring that any signing bonus and any playoff bonus
> be paid out over the tenure of the contract, rather than up front.
Now there's at least two owners, Peter Karmanos (Carolina) and Ted Turner (Atlanta), who would gladly break the egregiosity meter, even if their teams are only drawing 6,000 fans a game--actually, low attendance would probably be a motivation for it; that's how Sergei got signed.
- 1999 March 1, Paul Lutus, “DAMAGED error?”, in comp.lang.c++ (Usenet):
- << Thanks for being gentle on this off-topic reminder - someone seeing the error for the first time wouldn't know if it was compiler-specific or not.
>>
It was because he successfully cleared my egregiosity detector :) People who say, "The buttons are the wrong color in my Windows application" may receive a response with a somewhat different tone.
- (rare, countable) Someone or something that is egregious.
- 1896 February 8, “Literary Notes”, in The Pall Mall Gazette, volume LXII, number 9633, page 3, column 2:
- And really the editor of the Author should revise his proofs. Thus he has allowed an egregious person to perpetrate the following egregiosity. “Three of the most prominent contemporary Parisienne journalists are now in Mazas prison.” Parisienne! What next, by Polycarp or Polly Peachum?
- 1999, Mike A. Males, Framing Youth: Ten Myths About the Next Generation, Monroe, Me.: Common Courage Press, →ISBN, pages 213 and 294:
- Kids were beamed that message loud and clear, both from Democrats and most of the public who indulged Clinton’s egregiosities and from Republicans and conservatives who condemned the president but found expedient ways to forgive the sinners in their own midst. […] The extremes to which the mainstream media can go to turn even the worst adult egregiosities into a mere teenage attitude problem were exemplified (among many examples) by the Los Angeles Times’ Sunday, April 5, 1998, front-page profile on “Chad MacDonald’s Short, Tragic Life.”
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