ludicrous

It is “absolutely ludicrous,” he said, that anyone might suggest “politics” played “a role.”

And have you ever seen anything as ludicrous, as preposterous, as jaw-droppingly hilarious as a third Scottish goal going in at the end?

Because it really is a ludicrous exercise, the kind one hopes was fun for the actors because the results are so wacky, and the cast so prestigious.

It was ludicrous of your uncle and his wife to believe so.

McDonald said the proposed "BritCard" was a "ludicrous proposition" and no government had the right to impose it on Irish citizens.