preposterous

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• DeRosa also said she believed that the idea that she would lead an investigation into workplace culture was preposterous.

• It’s heard in the preposterous arguments against vaccinating children and Darwin’s theory of evolution by means of natural selection.

• Stone’s film is finally sunk by its preposterous visuals, which are legitimately hilarious.

• In all those years focusing on survival, the cynical voices were given a preposterous amount of room to criticize.

• At the airport, it felt preposterous to obey the social-distancing signs throughout the terminal, only to be squashed like standing sardines once we all got on the plane.

• Some cough up preposterous jury awards, while others lay bare the egregious failures of the criminal justice system.

• I am genuinely curious if any of the preposterous ramifications of what he is saying even occur to Kennedy.

• I found the whole idea so preposterous I even Tweeted about it.

• By 1994, the league slugging percentage was a preposterous .424, the highest since 1930.

• “Trying to patch the current system is preposterous and destined for failure,” said Dr. Damania.

• But he made it most emphatically clear that the thing Alessandro had asked was not only out of the question, but preposterous.