outrageous
adj.adj. shocking, unfair, or very bad in a way that makes you feel angry. It can also describe something that is very unusual or bold.
adj. exceeding the limits of what is reasonable, decent, or socially acceptable; shockingly bad or excessive. Can also describe something highly unconventional or flamboyant in style.
The prices at this restaurant are absolutely outrageous.
The public was shocked by the outrageous behavior of the players during the championship game.
While some critics praised the director's outrageous aesthetic choices as visionary, others felt the film's lack of restraint made it nearly unwatchable for a mainstream audience.
From Anglo-Norman outrageus, Middle French outrageus, from outrage; equivalent to outrage + -ous.
Often used with intensifiers like 'absolutely' or 'completely'; can follow a linking verb or precede a noun.