Ludicrous
Ludicrous adjective - Causing or intended to cause laughter.
Usage example: the ludicrous sight of their teacher in a Halloween costume
Smart and ludicrous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smart" instead an adjective "Ludicrous".
Nearby Word: ludicrously
Both words in one sentence
- Normally smart people buying increasingly ludicrous explanations other than "aliens doing nasty things" is an explicit sign of their presence to Shibboleth hunters.
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It made him strong and smart enough to win medals during the war (among other increasingly ludicrous accomplishments), and then survive for forty years naturally (after that, he drank from the Fountain of Youth and lives unnaturally).
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