absurdly
JMdict
AIによる解説
Absurdly means to an absurd or ridiculous degree. It is used to emphasize that something is unreasonably extreme or nonsensical, similar to “ridiculously.” The word can carry a critical tone, pointing out how unreasonable a price, rule, or situation is. It works in both formal writing and casual speech.
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The situation presented a catch-22 dilemma: employees needed experience to get hired, but couldn't acquire experience without employment, creating an absurd predicament that perpetuated unemployment.
状況は袋小路のジレンマを提示した:従業員は雇用されるために経験を必要としたが、雇用なしに経験を得ることができず、失業を永続させる不条理な苦境を作り出した。
The politician tried to have her cake and eat it too by promising tax cuts whilst pledging increased spending, an arithmetically impossible combination that opponents ridiculed as economically absurd and politically dishonest.
政治家は減税を約束しながら支出の増加を誓約することで、一挙両得を試みた。これは算術的に不可能な組み合わせで、対戦相手は経済的に不条理で政治的に不誠実であると嘲笑した。
The prices at that restaurant are absolutely absurd.
あのレストランの価格は全くもってばかげています。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz