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ludicrously

[ US /ˈɫudəkɹəsɫi/ ]
[ UK /lˈuːdɪkɹəsli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. so as to arouse or deserve laughter
    her income was laughably small, but she managed to live well

How To Use ludicrously In A Sentence

  • The multiples for emerging market stocks were ludicrously cheap in relation to their North American or European counterparts.
  • He was ludicrously cautioned in stoppage time for time-wasting.
  • From the amazing All-Clad pots and pans to the ludicrously expensive cast-iron Le Creuset ovenware, his kitchen accouterments are all top drawer. Weapons of massdistraction › Easy As Pie
  • Updates, 1/24: James Wolcott: Every year or so critics, audiences, and Academy voters decide to adopt a puppy, and this year the adorable scamp is Little Miss Sunshine, ludicrously nominated for Best Picture. GreenCine Daily: Oscars. Nominations.
  • Allegations Senator Allen calls ludicrously false. CNN Transcript Sep 26, 2006
  • She smiled as she recalled the ludicrously penitent expression with which Emma had delivered the letter. Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
  • Identity cards would also bring to an end the ludicrously haphazard methods that individual organisations now employ to mount their own security checks.
  • They are ludicrously pricey but no other predinner snack looks as good. Times, Sunday Times
  • Things should bode well after this ludicrously extreme, but cool, opening sequence.
  • For a moment he gazed in blankest amazement, the fury wiped ludicrously from his face. Gatlinburg
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