ludicrous English

Meaning ludicrous meaning

What does ludicrous mean?

Definitions in simple English

ludicrous Adjective

— If something is ludicrous, it is crazy. It is absurd.

ludicrous

— adjective (= farcical) broadly or extravagantly humorous; resembling farce the wild farcical exuberance of a clown ludicrous green hair

— adjective (= absurd, cockeyed, laughable, nonsensical, preposterous, ridiculous) incongruous;inviting ridicule the absurd excuse that the dog ate his homework that's a cockeyed idea ask a nonsensical question and get a nonsensical answer a contribution so small as to be laughable it is ludicrous to call a cottage a mansion a preposterous attempt to turn back the pages of history her conceited assumption of universal interest in her rather dull children was ridiculous

Synonyms ludicrous synonyms

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ludicrous English » English

ridiculous

laughable

absurd

preposterous

farcical

comical

risible

funny

nonsensical

foolish

silly

idiotic

humorous

grotesque

droll

derisory

cockeyed

clownish

witty

witless

wily

tickler

stupid

simper

senseless

quizzical

queer

priceless

playful

pappyshow

outlandish

odd

mirth-provoking

meshuga

merry

laughing

jocular

jocose

jesting

hilarious

harlequin

harebrained

fatuous

farciful

facetious

eccentric

dizzy

different from others

desultory

derisive

Topics ludicrous topics

What do people use ludicrous to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity

Humor

• What words describe something that is humorous?
  humorous funny hilarious hysterical silly comical ludicrous amusing comic absurd facetious droll laughable zany

Examples ludicrous examples

How do I use ludicrous in a sentence?

Simple sentences

It's ludicrous to continue business operations while selling off bit by bit the land on which your business depends.

This is ludicrous.

That's ludicrous.

Honestly, why does everyone need to self-identify and self-label themselves? It's downright ludicrous.

Movie subtitles

Any sort of alien that resembles a human is ludicrous - two eyes, a nose, and a mouth.

Davis, I think this is ludicrous.

It must sound ludicrous to anyone who hasn't lived through it.

A ludicrous midget.

Stupid, ludicrous and boring.

It's based upon artificial, ludicrous beliefs.

Your Honor! Your honor! This is ludicrous!

I am sorry, boy, but you do manage to look ludicrous when you give me orders.

Some careless 19th century iconoclast, in an attempt to adorn the house, covered the original decorations which are assuredly 17th century with these. excuse me ludicrous daubs depicting revolting convivial, or hunting scenes, or.

This is a ludicrous situation.

Mr. Tanner, admit that idea's a bit ludicrous.

ID checks are ludicrous.

What is ludicrous?

Honey, it's absolutely ludicrous how mechanical a person can be.

I'm sure this ludicrous response was not premeditated.

I felt puny and absurd. A ludicrous midget.

The role of complacent husband I find distasteful. And the jealous one, rather ludicrous.

Can you tell me why Dr. Janice Lester would agree to this ludicrous exchange?

No, there is nothing ludicrous about it.

In that ludicrous outfit, he broke into the house and blew open my safe.

Try to convince her. An actress who won't appear in a bathing suit in 1972 is ludicrous.

You know, you are ludicrous.

It's because we are somewhere else. Doomed to ludicrous activities.

But God knows from what implausible source Miss Greta Ohlsson learned her English vocabulary, too ludicrous to be credited.

You flabby, flabby, ludicrous, pa.

I'm sorry, it's ludicrous.

It's ludicrous.

Ludicrous - check!

It is ludicrous.

Behaving like some ludicrous, little, underage femme fatale!

Ludicrous!

I'm ludicrous.

I shall just say the whole catastrophe's a ludicrous piece of private enterprise by a senile spy who's lost his marbles.

Her dress was too loose fitting, its flounces ludicrous, its pattern extravagant.

Ludicrous: We couldn't look at each other.

My job is a bit ludicrous, isn't it?

News and current affairs

This claim is, of course, ludicrous.

This approach accounts for the failure of Dmitri Kozak's plan for resolving the situation in Moldova's breakaway Trans-Dniester region, as well as for the ludicrous state of affairs that has arisen in Georgia's separatist Abkhazia region.

Yes, things could and should have been done better; but to single out Fed governors for missing the coming catastrophe is ludicrous.

The suggestion that international sanctions are a cause of Zimbabwe's economic woes is ludicrous, as the measures that have been imposed have nothing to do with trade.

The presumption that China wants Hong Kong to become more like the mainland is ludicrous.

Without addressing the root of the problem - America's chronic saving shortfall - it is ludicrous to believe that there can be a bilateral solution for a multilateral problem.

From a German point of view, this discussion is a ludicrous inversion of the truth.

Ludicrous cases proceed, and more people are being dragged into them.