somewhat absurd

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Indicates something is a little absurd.

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Examples (20)

  • The plot of the movie was somewhat absurd, but entertaining nonetheless.
  • The idea of flying cars still seems somewhat absurd to me.
  • His excuse for being late sounded somewhat absurd, but the boss accepted it.
  • Her explanation for being late was somewhat absurd, but I pretended to believe it.
  • I find the idea of paying for bottled water in a country with clean tap water somewhat absurd.
  • He found the whole situation somewhat absurd and couldn't help but laugh.
  • Wearing a heavy winter coat in the summer heat seemed somewhat absurd.
  • To suggest that money can buy happiness is somewhat absurd.
  • The suggestion that we could finish the entire project in one day was somewhat absurd.
  • The new policy, while well-intentioned, appeared somewhat absurd in practice.
  • "Don't you think it's somewhat absurd to queue for hours just for a new phone?" she asked.
  • It's somewhat absurd to expect perfection from a first attempt.
  • The artist's explanation for his work was somewhat absurd, yet strangely compelling.
  • She wore a hat that was somewhat absurd but strangely charming.
  • Looking back, my fervent belief that I could communicate with squirrels seems somewhat absurd now.
  • The bureaucracy involved in getting a simple permit was somewhat absurd.
  • It is somewhat absurd that this outdated law is still in effect.
  • Despite its somewhat absurd premise, the play was surprisingly thought-provoking.
  • The proposal, while innovative, contained a few financial projections that were somewhat absurd.
  • His constant complaining about minor issues became somewhat absurd after a while.