ludicrous in Italian
ludicrous in Italian is ridicolo — ludicrous means so absurd or unreasonable that it's almost funny.
ludicrous in Italian
ridicolo
Idiotic or unthinkable, often to the point of being funny; amusing by being plainly incongruous or absurd.
What does "ludicrous" mean?
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adjective So absurd or unreasonable that it's almost funny.
"It's ludicrous to expect the report finished by tomorrow morning."
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ludicrous in a sentence
- It's ludicrous to expect the report finished by tomorrow morning.
- The film's plot twists became increasingly ludicrous.
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What is "ludicrous" in Italian?
"ludicrous" in Italian is ridicolo. ludicrous means: So absurd or unreasonable that it's almost funny.
How do you use "ludicrous" in a sentence?
Example: "It's ludicrous to expect the report finished by tomorrow morning." In Italian, "ludicrous" is ridicolo.
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