ludicrously

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• It is often easy to laugh off the ludicrous stories promoted by QAnon, from Pizzagate to performance artist Marina Abramović being a child-eating Satanist.

• While the Plaid—which draws its name from the 1988 Mel Brooks comedy, Spaceballs—promises ludicrous acceleration, the Long Range model will squeeze more mileage out of each charge.

• It seemed like a ludicrous proposition for our 21st-century lives—“My kids don’t do anything for four hours,” Yurich said.

• After seven years of perplexed doctors and ludicrous copays and tests, my wife and I had gone to an informational meeting for California’s Foster-to-Adopt program.

• Over the summer, a number of obviously ludicrous assertions were being made about antifa plotting horrible acts against rural towns, suburban areas or cities.

• Persecuted is a ludicrously mushy political thriller, but the fact that it can find an audience is downright terrifying.

• The most important thing to point out about this ludicrously fabulous video is how Britney looks, which is just about flawless.

• He then walked downtown, and the chances of him ever becoming the mayor seemed ludicrously remote.

• And that ludicrously expensive weddings are the key to lifelong happiness, no matter what happens behind the scenes.

• That the narratives themselves are so ludicrously one-gendered?

• She thought of this, she faced it; the soul of her condemned it as a fate almost ludicrously unsuited to her.

• Used to mean a feat of horsemanship in l. 50 of the Manciple's Prologue.