preposterously

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• Now in the NFC, Brady has added a preposterous 14th title game appearance to his résumé.

• The idea of TV advertising has long been considered preposterous for B2B marketing.

• Does this mean that we've preposterously ceded the ability to shape our perceptions to small groups of crazy people?

• But that, however preposterously, is their perception and reputation.

• Austen was a mathematician of social interaction, and her novels are impossibly, preposterously good.

• Acceptance rates at top schools have fallen to preposterously low levels.

• The cardboard is preposterously thick—thicker than the wedding invitation of a Saudi sheik.

• The head itself was preposterously small and was supported on an equally preposterous, thick, short neck.

• This resolution was made in deference to the opinion of others, and to the public feeling, which was so preposterously excited.

• Wetherbee stared into the shaven, haunted face thus preposterously thrust at him across the years.

• But it was a preposterously difficult task to get across an undercut to where he could grasp a stunted tree.

• Strangely, her glances seemed to have become preposterously mixed.