ridiculousness

Though it has become the thing to mock broadcast television as sub-prestige with its lower budgets, less stellar stars and greater tolerance for ridiculousness, it has its own, even superior sorts of pleasure to offer.

But there's also a deliberate ridiculousness to these images.

Historic accounts are often as full of ridiculousness as wonder.

Anytime I’m anywhere in any situation, I’m always kind of like finding the ridiculousness in it.

Thompson says neither his wife nor daughter have anything to do with how Raffensperger runs elections, calling it “ridiculousness” to imply his family benefits from Georgia’s use of Dominion Voting Systems ballot-marking devices.