Impossible
Impossible adjective - Incapable of being solved or accomplished.
Ludicrous and impossible are semantically related. in intolerable topic. In some cases you can use "Ludicrous" instead an adjective "Impossible", when it comes to topics like incredible, absurd.
Nearby Words: impossibility, impossibly
Ludicrous
Ludicrous adjective - Causing or intended to cause laughter.
Impossible and ludicrous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impossible" instead an adjective "Ludicrous".
Nearby Word: ludicrously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- wild and impossible
- wild and ludicrous
- outlandish and impossible
- outlandish and ludicrous
- incongruous and impossible
- incongruous and ludicrous
- outrageous and impossible
- outrageous and ludicrous
- implausible and impossible
- implausible and ludicrous
- irrational and impossible
- irrational and ludicrous
- crazy and impossible
- crazy and ludicrous
Both words in one sentence
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Living in Sunnydale (which is on top of a Hellmouth) is a convenient explanation for many aspects of the show which would be ludicrous or impossible otherwise.
Source: A Wizard Did It -
And as his name suggests, he's a master of armed combat, capable of safely wielding ludicrous numbers of swords at once, including the normally impossible to wield swordchucks.
Source: Genius Ditz -
Her professor finds the idea ludicrous and decides to show her that it's impossible by starting the half-finished machine, against her protests.
Source: Time Stands Still
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