ludicrously (Meaning)

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ludicrously (r)

so as to arouse or deserve laughter

She ludicrously claimed to have invented a time machine during her lunch break.
The price of the luxury yacht was ludicrously high, far beyond the reach of ordinary people.
He walked into the interview wearing a ludicrously oversized bow tie, hoping to make a memorable impression.
The politician's speech was ludicrously vague, leaving the audience puzzled about his actual plans.
Despite the simple task at hand, the instructions provided were ludicrously complicated.
The movie depicted a ludicrously exaggerated version of reality, with characters performing impossible feats.
The company's marketing campaign was ludicrously ineffective, failing to attract any new customers.
The hotel charged ludicrously high prices for basic amenities like bottled water and snacks.
She rolled her eyes at his ludicrously optimistic outlook on life, finding it unrealistic.
The comedian's jokes were received with laughter, as he ludicrously exaggerated everyday situations to absurd levels.

so as to arouse or deserve laughter

comedic,funny, amusing, humorous, laughable, hysterical, comical, comic, ridiculous, hysteric

unfunny, severe, tragic, sombre, somber, humorless, unamusing, unamusing, solemn, earnest

She ludicrously claimed to have invented a time machine during her lunch break.

The price of the luxury yacht was ludicrously high, far beyond the reach of ordinary people.

He walked into the interview wearing a ludicrously oversized bow tie, hoping to make a memorable impression.

The politician's speech was ludicrously vague, leaving the audience puzzled about his actual plans.