Egregious (adj)
ee-gree-djuss
Outstandingly bad; shocking.
Egregious is a word that has changed meaning completely over the years, the archaic definition states; archaic: Remarkably good.
Example sentences
“His singing is egregious, cat run at the sound.”
“The service at the restaurant was egregious and no tips were given.”

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