completely ludicrous

Frequency: 8.524.5 per million words

Used to emphasize the total and utter ridiculousness of something.

ludicrousadverb + ludicrous

Categories:

completely

Examples (10)

  • That suggestion is completely ludicrous; no one would ever agree to it.
  • The idea of flying to the moon on a bicycle is completely ludicrous.
  • She found his excuses for being late completely ludicrous.
  • To think you can finish this project in an hour is completely ludicrous.
  • The safety regulations proposed were so extreme they seemed completely ludicrous.
  • He described the situation as completely ludicrous, shaking his head in disbelief.
  • The argument presented by the defense was completely ludicrous and lacked any real evidence.
  • It's completely ludicrous to expect perfection from a beginner.
  • Their plan to achieve world peace by banning all music was completely ludicrous.
  • The notion that money grows on trees is completely ludicrous.