ludicrous

Used to strongly emphasize that something is ludicrous.

Used to emphasize the total and utter ridiculousness of something.

An informal way to say 'completely ludicrous'.

A strong, often formal, way to say 'completely ludicrous'.

Emphasizes the clear and uncomplicated nature of the ridiculousness.

An informal way to emphasize that something is simply and clearly ludicrous.

Means 'very' or 'completely' ludicrous, often used in British English.

Indicates that something is very close to being ludicrous.

Indicates that the speaker is being honest or direct when calling something ludicrous.

Indicates that something is slightly or somewhat ludicrous.

Used to state that something is factually ludicrous.

To appear to be ludicrous, based on observation or feeling.

To give the impression of being ludicrous when heard or read about.

To have a visual appearance that is ludicrous.

To give the impression of being ludicrous.

To change from a normal state to a ludicrous one.