preposterous in Italian
preposterous in Italian is insensato, assurdo, irragionevole — preposterous means utterly absurd or unreasonable; going against common sense.
preposterous in Italian
insensato
Absurd, or contrary to common sense.
assurdo
Absurd, or contrary to common sense.
irragionevole
Absurd, or contrary to common sense.
What does "preposterous" mean?
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adjective Utterly absurd or unreasonable; going against common sense.
"It's preposterous to think we could finish the project in a single day."
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preposterous in a sentence
- It's preposterous to think we could finish the project in a single day.
- The claim that the earth is flat is simply preposterous.
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What is "preposterous" in Italian?
"preposterous" in Italian is insensato, assurdo, irragionevole. preposterous means: Utterly absurd or unreasonable; going against common sense.
How do you use "preposterous" in a sentence?
Example: "It's preposterous to think we could finish the project in a single day." In Italian, "preposterous" is insensato, assurdo, irragionevole.
Are there other ways to say "preposterous" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "preposterous": insensato, assurdo, irragionevole.
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