“Outrageous” in Japanese
Short answer
Outrageous in Japanese is “不届き” (futodoki). Full meaning: outrageous, reprehensible, rude, insolent, nefarious.
Other ways to say “Outrageous” in Japanese
以ての外
mottenohoka outrageous, preposterous, most improper, most unreasonable, inexcusable, unpardonable, out of the question
大それた
daisoreta outrageous, wild (ambition, idea, etc.), crazy, inordinate, extravagant (e.g. claims), audacious, reckless, thoughtless, monstrous, appalling
不埒
furachi lawless, outrageous, insolent, rude, inexcusable, unpardonable
法外
hougai exorbitant, outrageous, ridiculous, absurd, excessive, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate
言語道断
gongodoudan outrageous, preposterous, scandalous, inexcusable, absurd, execrable
論外
rongai out of the question, outrageous, impossible; irrelevant, not pertinent
怪しからぬ
keshikaranu outrageous, scandalous, inexcusable, disgraceful, shameful, rude
怪しからん
keshikaran outrageous, scandalous, inexcusable, disgraceful, shameful, rude, unreasonable
奇怪
kikkai strange, wonderful, weird, outrageous, mysterious
酷すぎる
hidosugiru egregious, outrageous, too much, over the top
フトドキ
futodoki outrageous, reprehensible, rude, insolent, nefarious
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