ridiculously in Latin
ridiculously in Latin is perrīdiculē — ridiculously means in a way that is absurd or laughable.
ridiculously in Latin
perrīdiculē
In a ridiculous manner. In a way that is funny, embarrassing or extremely implausible.
What does "ridiculously" mean?
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adv In a way that is absurd or laughable.
"He was dressed ridiculously for the funeral."
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adv Informal: extremely; to an excessive degree.
"The new phone is ridiculously expensive."
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ridiculously in a sentence
- He was dressed ridiculously for the funeral.
- The new phone is ridiculously expensive.
- She's ridiculously good at chess.
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What is "ridiculously" in Latin?
"ridiculously" in Latin is perrīdiculē. ridiculously means: In a way that is absurd or laughable.
How do you use "ridiculously" in a sentence?
Example: "He was dressed ridiculously for the funeral." In Latin, "ridiculously" is perrīdiculē.
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