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ridiculously's Usage Examples:

He is noted for "his grandiose, ridiculously time-consuming (photo) shoots", and has produced a number of record sleeves.

Characterized by his distinctive gravity-defying hairstyle and ridiculously high IQ of two hundred ten, Neutron is considered.

reviews from music critics who praised the song for being both ridiculously lubricious and kind of sweet.

Billy Amato understood the appeal of selectivity and took Mancuso's invitation only idea and expanded it to ridiculous, and ridiculously effective, extremes.

ridiculously good it instantly shows up much of the mainstream new age as the gloopy schlock that it often is".

Perry echoed this sentiment, saying that for the Wendy and Kevin characters they looked for actors who had the charisma of movie stars, but weren't so ridiculously rarefied that you couldn't feel like you might know them.

ultra-Orthodoxy, considered the group of women ridiculously – even psychotically – zealous.

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"This whole production has an air of unbelievability about it, from Robin’s ridiculously accurate shooting to Guy’s snarling.

that required him to spend the night in hospital, while a "ridiculously niggly foot injury" sustained against Harlequins in October 2010 sidelined Watson.

One of Maki's shyer friends, who goes to a (presumably rich) private school and has ridiculously large 46M breasts (which are normally a source of humor, rather than fanservice) that she is extremely self-conscious about.

OriginsBackgroundIn the 1950s, Brazilian cinema was dominated by chanchada (musicals, often comedic and cheap), big-budget epics that imitated the style of Hollywood, and 'serious' cinema that Cinema Novo filmmaker Carlos Diegues characterizes as sometimes cerebral and often ridiculously pretentious.

He transforms himself into the ridiculously adorable lisping child, Twinkle, and claims that Sophie is his aunt in order to meddle with.

Synonyms:

preposterously, laughably, ludicrously,