Pronunciation: /ˈɡroʊsli/
adjective extremely disgusting or offensive
A1 The food was grossly overcooked.
A2 She was grossly unprepared for the exam.
B1 The company's profits were grossly exaggerated.
B2 The movie's depiction of historical events was grossly inaccurate.
C1 The politician's behavior was grossly unethical.
C2 The defendant's actions were grossly negligent.
adverb in a very obvious and unacceptable way; extremely
A1 The food at the cafeteria was grossly overcooked.
A2 She was grossly unprepared for the exam.
B1 The company's profits were grossly exaggerated in the report.
B2 The politician's actions were grossly unethical.
C1 The company's financial statements were grossly misleading.
C2 The artist's talent was grossly underappreciated by the critics.
formal The company's financial statements were found to be grossly inaccurate.
informal She grossly underestimated how long it would take to complete the project.
slang That movie was grossly overrated, it was not worth the hype.
figurative His behavior was grossly out of line, it was completely unacceptable.
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