be ludicrous

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

Used to state that something is factually ludicrous.

ludicrousverb + ludicrous

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Examples (10)

  • The whole idea is absolutely ludicrous!
  • His suggestion was utterly ludicrous.
  • It would be ludicrous to ignore such clear warnings.
  • Such a claim is entirely ludicrous without any proof.
  • Her explanation was frankly ludicrous, and no one believed her.
  • The thought of them winning is just ludicrous at this point.
  • To believe that would be utterly ludicrous.
  • Their outdated approach is ludicrous in the modern market.
  • The situation has been ludicrous for quite some time now.
  • It is ludicrous to expect perfection from everyone.