preposterously

Sustaining a relationship with the world a show built is still possible; connecting with others over your shared love is preposterously easy.

The political fight being waged over our small, weird and wonderful community is preposterously out of hand, friends.

Democrats pulled off the near-total sweep of important elections just one day after a series of almost preposterously dire battleground state polls of the 2024 election were released by the New York Times in conjunction with gold-standard pollster Siena College.

Preposterously, Trump is now asserting immunity for “organizing” the false electors.

Optimistic for a second chance, it waited battered and bruised in the shadows of preposterously bodacious classic cars whose shiny chrome and sleek paint jobs beam like 100-watt movie star smiles.