absurd
ಅಸಂಬದ್ಧ
definition
adjective
the allegations are patently absurd
(of an idea or suggestion) wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
translation of 'absurd'
ಅಸಂಬದ್ಧ
adjective
ಅಸ೦ಬದ್ಧ
example
Does it ever occur to people how 'absurd' they sound as they debate the finer Zen philosophy of Super Mario Brothers?
The town described by Kipling in Plain Tales from the Hills seemed a wonderfully 'absurd' Victorian fantasy.
The result is a mixed platter: Hilariously 'absurd' one minute, farcically annoying the next, and damn surreal all of the time.
It would be 'absurd' to blame Vodafone for terrorists chatting across their network.
The humorously 'absurd' mood is set up from the start.
The likes of me have given up having opinions about the monarchy: cruel to knock them, when everyone knows they're 'absurd' .
Their 'absurd' behavior as self-proclaimed reformists is typical of old style vicious politics.
A bizarre, incredibly 'absurd' play which I think failed to hit the mark.
It's an 'absurd' ritual, and funny, yet his little trek affords a lovely view and brings him into contact with fellow passers-by.
It was 'absurd' , insane, and downright dangerous, but it was an idea.
The taxi driver was complaining to them, about their rather 'absurd' behaviour and making him wait the whole day.
He created an 'absurd' and funny universe that, though ridiculous, always seemed real and sincere.
The man is completely fearless, has a wildly 'absurd' sense of humor, and is apparently a complete innocent.
Aside from Pharell and scores of 'absurd' women, there were some great celebrities at the party.
He has been lauded as a solitary champion of liberty and censured as the 'absurd' opponent of progress.
It is 'absurd' to blame schools with high standards for other schools having low standards.
‘Log’ is a pointless, 'absurd' song, which makes me cry almost every time I hear it.
In my view, his evidence is patently 'absurd' , unreasonable, and not remotely believable.
It's like one of the rules of cross-examination - leave irrational and 'absurd' answers where they lie.
The last resort for sticking to production deadlines has obviously been trading humour for outrage, for the movie is as outrageous as it is 'absurd' .
It has become overpriced, overrated and overrun with ridiculous people who live 'absurd' lives.
The reason I was attracted to it in the first place is because people are 'absurd' .
‘It's an 'absurd' nonsense that Parliament should not sit for two and a half months,’ he says.
The sets were shoddy, the costumes gaudy and sometimes 'absurd' , and the music inappropriate.
To make excuses for such blatant stupidity is even more 'absurd' .
The embodiment of this 'absurd' student reaction can be seen in the instances where students threatened legal action if their exams were not marked on time.
It's a good example of how 'absurd' people can look when they try to appropriate to themselves a title they have no claim to.
However, it is 'absurd' to place primary blame on the players for this situation.
By the end of the programme, it was athletes and fans who hung themselves in public with their own illogical justifications and 'absurd' piety.
What could have induced such 'absurd' behaviour?
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