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Use this tag for questions regarding the use of a word in an incorrect way, for example using 'militate' for 'mitigate'.
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What's up with the word "egregious"?
According to Google's dictionary (and MacOS/iOS dictionary), egregious has the following definitions:
I've seen words with multiple definitions, but not ones that are exact contradictions. Some ref …
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