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Meaning of ridiculously
The primary meaning of the word "ridiculously" is to describe something that is laughably foolish or absurd.
Etymology of ridiculously
The word "ridiculously" originates from the Latin words "ridiculus," meaning laughable or ridiculous, and the suffix "-ly," which forms an adverb.
The term has been in use since the 17th century to describe something that is deserving of ridicule or mockery.
Synonyms
preposterously
laughably
absurdly
comically
humorously
amusingly
ridiculously
farcically
hilariously
outrageously
preposterously
unbelievably
incredibly
impossibly
fantastically
extraordinarily
unbelievably
monumentally
stupendously
phenomenally
astronomically
mind-bogglingly
jaw-droppingly
astonishingly
amazingly
sensationally
spectacularly
strikingly
impressively
remarkably
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "ridiculously" as in a way that is laughably foolish or absurd, or to a degree that is perceived as excessively or unacceptably high or great.
- It can also be used to convey that something is so bad or of poor quality that it is almost amusing.
Usage Examples
- The movie was so ridiculously bad that it became a cult classic.
- She spent a ridiculously large amount of money on her wedding dress.
- The idea that he could finish the project in one day was ridiculously optimistic.
Antonyms
seriously
sensibly
reasonably
moderately
acceptably
normally
typically
usually
customarily
rationally
logically
practically
wisely
prudently
cautiously
carefully
thoughtfully
responsibly
appropriately