Illogical and Ridiculous

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Illogical adjective - Not using or following good reasoning.

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Ridiculous and illogical are semantically related in senseless topic. In some cases you can use "Ridiculous" instead an adjective "Illogical".

Nearby Word: illogicality

Ridiculous adjective - So foolish or pointless as to be worthy of scornful laughter.

Usage example: a movie thriller with such a ridiculous plot that it gets only guffaws from audiences

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Illogical and ridiculous are semantically related in absurd topic. Sometimes you can use "Illogical" instead an adjective "Ridiculous".

Despite how ridiculous and illogical everything sounded, Susan Calman said that she somehow thinks it could be true.

Source: Appeal to Audacity
Doubled, in that she often complains loudly that any adventure that concerns an animated skeleton - or, if you prefer, an Anthropomorphic Personification - is of its nature ridiculous and illogical and something no intelligent person should involve herself in.

Source: Adventure Rebuff
Part of the fanbase thought it was ridiculous, illogical from a story standpoint, and/or non-Star Trek, the other pointed out dozens of other equally ridiculous things from the franchise.

Source: Broken Base / Star Trek Online

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