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ludicrously's Usage Examples:

person who holds an unshakable belief that most others consider to be ludicrously false Kook (surname) Kook, a slave prominent in the 1811 German Coast.

net commented, "for those of us tearing our hair out in despair at the ludicrously dumb approach to scoring [Marvel"s] films since Iron Man, we might be.

British music newspaper NME chose it as "one of 11 albums with ludicrously lengthy titles, British wrestler Zack Sabre Jr.

000 bribe, citing Turner"s false statements to the FBI and "ludicrously perjurious testimony" as reasons for the sentence.

The film has been cited as a "ludicrously dated essay into South American caricature".

Hollywood production company that gets hold of his script turns it into a ludicrously sensationalist and anachronistic action film, starring Al Pacino (played.

Jim White of The Independent stated that "all the characters were ludicrously gung-ho, self-important and convinced they were the only people capable.

interview, Stein responded seriously and angrily to Cohen"s character"s ludicrously sexist attitudes toward women.

point sing very well at all and the lyrics -written by him- are often ludicrously banal.

accepting the bribe, had made false statements to the FBI and "ludicrously perjurious testimony" that he could not recall accepting a package of cash.

Of the negative aspects of the game, Gamer’s Zone, although having given it a positive review, complained about the often ludicrously hard puzzles, the lack of original music, and the repetitive background sound effects, complaints that were often echoed in other reviews.

action and attitude of every individual member of the entire herd being ludicrously exact.

as the way the whole phenomenon of suicide has turned into something ludicrously absurd during the last decades, while the dead body lies in the next.

Synonyms:

preposterously, ridiculously, laughably,