ridiculous
Ridiculously, she threatened to report me to the boss.
This was a ridiculously bad movie.
The likelihood of finding two identical snowflakes is ridiculously small.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Stupid and silly
absurd
absurdity
absurdly
adolescent
against your better judgmentidiom
dopey
dopily
dorky
dottiness
dotty
imprudently
in his/her/their wisdomidiom
in someone's infinite wisdomidiom
inadvisable
injudicious
uncritical
uncritically
undiscriminating
unintelligent
unperceptive

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Examples of ridiculously

ridiculously
It ended, however, without having done so, but promising a further article that would reveal the ' ridiculously simple ' secrets.
For that reason, many were compelled to sell their property at ridiculously low prices.
The expropriation of landowners took the form of a ridiculously low price and "payment" in bonds that were little more than worthless pieces of paper.
It has been ridiculously over-glorif ied, and is now sadly too much associated with making money fast.
In either case, professionalism suggests sinister abstractness - morbidly in the former, ridiculously in the latter.
It is also true that the historical period of human life represents a ridiculously small part of the lifetime of the human species.
The head of the sanitary department claimed that the judges were still too lenient, extending periods for repairs and giving ridiculously small fines.
The graphics are poor, and the index is ridiculously short and useless.
Knowing that the farmers want to sell quickly, the middlemen often set ridiculously low prices.
One would expect from the ridiculously high price that the book should have fewer of these irritating errors.
After all, when he first imagined a new democratic politics during the dark days of the ' dirty war ', it seemed just as ' ridiculously unrealistic ' (p. xv).
One tiny decision made by one fund manager makes syllogistic reasoning look ridiculously simple by comparison, as any of the proofs driving financial knowledge-based expert systems make plain.
Some of the comments about it are ridiculously exaggerated.
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