outrageously

But two decades later, the fact remains that on meeting Timmy, certainly at first glance, many find him outrageously offensive.

“It’s so fundamentally, outrageously beyond the pale of how this country has worked that it’s hard to articulate how insane it is.”

Sheriff Mann told Coull it was an "outrageously bad" piece of driving.

Most outrageously, the court effectively made the American president a monarch, ruling that those who hold the office enjoy sweeping protection from criminal prosecution.

We might start by not saying things that are blatantly and outrageously untrue, whenever something like this happens.