Absurd is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABSURD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• An absurdity.
• a situation in which life seems irrational and meaningless
• conception of the world
ADJECTIVE:
• ridiculous
• arousing amusement or derision; ridiculous
• wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate
• an absurd state of affairs
• incongruous or ridiculous
• Contrary to reason or propriety; obviously and fiatly opposed to manifest truth; inconsistent with the plain dictates of common sense; logically contradictory; nonsensical; ridiculous; as, an absurd person, an absurd opinion; an absurd dream.
• inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense
• incongruous;inviting ridicule
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ridiculously incongruous or unreasonable
• the condition in which man exists in an irrational and meaningless universe

Words related to ABSURD

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Words that contain ABSURD

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How to use ABSURD in a sentence

• Callandar, such a perfectly charming man in most respects, had a most absurd prejudice against patent medicines.
• The idea that a French officer might be riding with them was too absurd to enter their minds.
• They are as absurd, says Comte, as they are immoral.
• Then he puts in a lot of absurd genealogical notes.
• The weight and gravity of the speakers, not only on this occasion, but all similar ones, was what impressed me as most extraordinary, not to say absurd.
• He is constantly laying down new laws for their guidance, and some of these laws are so unreasonable and absurd that a part of his followers frequently threaten to rebel.
• And the more I studied it, the less absurd it seemed, not by the light of reason, but by the feeling of pure intuition.
• My wife and children! The idea seemed to be so absurd that I burst out laughing.
• The ideas American school-boys get of the Revolution are in many cases simply absurd, until they have been modified by wider reading.
• It was absurd, he repeated to himself, that one who hated the priests should work for them.
• It clutched hold of me suddenly and told me that the sky was very blue and the woods very green, and that the office was an absurd thing on such a day.
• But now, since the new hope had sprung up that Courtenay was alive, it was absurd to doubt her motives.
• To refuse the bill, it was said, after admitting Catholics, would be an absurd and inexplicable contradiction.
• This is absurd, for I hear that neither the General nor any of his staff have been fired upon or arrested during the last week.
• To talk of the heroic attitude of Paris, when the Parisians have not been under fire, is simply absurd.
• This course naturally struck me as absurd, and he doubtless intended it to seem absurd.
• If God could be absurd for a single instant, neither He nor the Universe would exist an instant afterward.
• The more frequent answer to these questions is in the negative but this in some cases is almost palpably absurd.
• It is therefore absurd to assume the rationality of the institution of the monarch.
• He finally felt obliged to deny in the German Press some of the absurd stories circulated about him, such as that of Mrs.
• A weak woman! It was so absurd as to be ridiculous, and she was aware of it.
• This is an absurd conclusion, quite worthy of the governmental infatuation which sees mankind in the law.
• The absurd and the impossible always happen in dreams.

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