Definition of ludicrously in English:

ludicrously

adverb ˈl(j)uːdɪkrəsliˈludəkrəsli

1In a way that is so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing.
a performance artist poses ludicrously in a fur bikini with a surfboard in tow
as sentence adverb ludicrously, we were kept waiting a further 20 minutes
Example sentencesExamples
- His face hadn't seen a razor for the best part of a week, for which he ludicrously incurred the wrath of the network commentator.
- The program ludicrously lists the cast alphabetically, thereby throwing the first 20 minutes out the window until you have discovered who everyone is.
- It calls for the abolition of awards as it argues ludicrously that this will serve the interests of the low-paid and make the country "a richer and fairer society."
- As he ludicrously attempts to claim is widespread among New York hipsters, she is "deck."
- The heroine takes off to India, where she ludicrously exchanges her laptop for Tibetan incenses.
- It was ludicrously suggested that she would become "the Number One congressional leader," but she didn't bother to show up.
- Ludicrously, he bemoans that these fees are "unfair," yet they are continuing to be imposed with residents dragged to court while he does nothing!
- The players ludicrously threatened not to travel to Turkey if their teammate wasn't reinstated.
- She's just awful in her role as the psychiatrist who ludicrously gets stuck in the precinct.
- It's your great advantage that you don't think you can look like her by ludicrously painting your eyebrows and dolling yourself up like a rock star.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a very surprising or unreasonable extent.
  a ludicrously expensive restaurant
  Example sentencesExamples
  The multiples for emerging market stocks were ludicrously cheap in relation to their North American or European counterparts.
  The keyboardist loomed like some kind of elder wizard, clad in ludicrously bright long coats.
  Things should bode well after this ludicrously extreme, but cool, opening sequence.
  I haven't even begun to talk about where he gets his funding or how ludicrously quick every puzzle is solved.
  At a society ball, she was wooed by a ludicrously suave Hungarian count.
  Those two sides have plenty of time to interact due to the ludicrously lax security arrangements.
  The overall story, with its sometimes ludicrously banal dialogue, is solely to blame for this.
  The plot is so ludicrously convoluted that the actors really need to work to distract us from it.
  This ludicrously overrated copycat director gives a nonperformance to temper the ardor of his most slavish fans.
  She is a perpetual graduate student writing a thesis on the women in the Iliad, and is ludicrously neurotic in every way.

Definition of ludicrously in US English:

ludicrously

adverbˈlo͞odəkrəslēˈludəkrəsli

1In a way that is so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing.
a performance artist poses ludicrously in a fur bikini with a surfboard in tow
as sentence adverb ludicrously, we were kept waiting a further 20 minutes
Example sentencesExamples
- It calls for the abolition of awards as it argues ludicrously that this will serve the interests of the low-paid and make the country "a richer and fairer society."
- As he ludicrously attempts to claim is widespread among New York hipsters, she is "deck."
- The program ludicrously lists the cast alphabetically, thereby throwing the first 20 minutes out the window until you have discovered who everyone is.
- She's just awful in her role as the psychiatrist who ludicrously gets stuck in the precinct.
- The players ludicrously threatened not to travel to Turkey if their teammate wasn't reinstated.
- The heroine takes off to India, where she ludicrously exchanges her laptop for Tibetan incenses.
- It's your great advantage that you don't think you can look like her by ludicrously painting your eyebrows and dolling yourself up like a rock star.
- His face hadn't seen a razor for the best part of a week, for which he ludicrously incurred the wrath of the network commentator.
- It was ludicrously suggested that she would become "the Number One congressional leader," but she didn't bother to show up.
- Ludicrously, he bemoans that these fees are "unfair," yet they are continuing to be imposed with residents dragged to court while he does nothing!
1. 1.1as submodifier To a very surprising or unreasonable extent.
  a ludicrously expensive restaurant
  Example sentencesExamples
  The multiples for emerging market stocks were ludicrously cheap in relation to their North American or European counterparts.
  Things should bode well after this ludicrously extreme, but cool, opening sequence.
  The overall story, with its sometimes ludicrously banal dialogue, is solely to blame for this.
  This ludicrously overrated copycat director gives a nonperformance to temper the ardor of his most slavish fans.
  The keyboardist loomed like some kind of elder wizard, clad in ludicrously bright long coats.
  I haven't even begun to talk about where he gets his funding or how ludicrously quick every puzzle is solved.
  The plot is so ludicrously convoluted that the actors really need to work to distract us from it.
  At a society ball, she was wooed by a ludicrously suave Hungarian count.
  She is a perpetual graduate student writing a thesis on the women in the Iliad, and is ludicrously neurotic in every way.
  Those two sides have plenty of time to interact due to the ludicrously lax security arrangements.

单词	ludicrously
释义	Definition of ludicrously in English: ludicrously adverb ˈl(j)uːdɪkrəsliˈludəkrəsli 1In a way that is so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing. a performance artist poses ludicrously in a fur bikini with a surfboard in tow as sentence adverb ludicrously, we were kept waiting a further 20 minutes Example sentencesExamples His face hadn't seen a razor for the best part of a week, for which he ludicrously incurred the wrath of the network commentator. The program ludicrously lists the cast alphabetically, thereby throwing the first 20 minutes out the window until you have discovered who everyone is. It calls for the abolition of awards as it argues ludicrously that this will serve the interests of the low-paid and make the country "a richer and fairer society." As he ludicrously attempts to claim is widespread among New York hipsters, she is "deck." The heroine takes off to India, where she ludicrously exchanges her laptop for Tibetan incenses. It was ludicrously suggested that she would become "the Number One congressional leader," but she didn't bother to show up. Ludicrously, he bemoans that these fees are "unfair," yet they are continuing to be imposed with residents dragged to court while he does nothing! The players ludicrously threatened not to travel to Turkey if their teammate wasn't reinstated. She's just awful in her role as the psychiatrist who ludicrously gets stuck in the precinct. It's your great advantage that you don't think you can look like her by ludicrously painting your eyebrows and dolling yourself up like a rock star. 1.1as submodifier To a very surprising or unreasonable extent. a ludicrously expensive restaurant Example sentencesExamples The multiples for emerging market stocks were ludicrously cheap in relation to their North American or European counterparts. The keyboardist loomed like some kind of elder wizard, clad in ludicrously bright long coats. Things should bode well after this ludicrously extreme, but cool, opening sequence. I haven't even begun to talk about where he gets his funding or how ludicrously quick every puzzle is solved. At a society ball, she was wooed by a ludicrously suave Hungarian count. Those two sides have plenty of time to interact due to the ludicrously lax security arrangements. The overall story, with its sometimes ludicrously banal dialogue, is solely to blame for this. The plot is so ludicrously convoluted that the actors really need to work to distract us from it. This ludicrously overrated copycat director gives a nonperformance to temper the ardor of his most slavish fans. She is a perpetual graduate student writing a thesis on the women in the Iliad, and is ludicrously neurotic in every way. Definition of ludicrously in US English: ludicrously adverbˈlo͞odəkrəslēˈludəkrəsli 1In a way that is so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing. a performance artist poses ludicrously in a fur bikini with a surfboard in tow as sentence adverb ludicrously, we were kept waiting a further 20 minutes Example sentencesExamples It calls for the abolition of awards as it argues ludicrously that this will serve the interests of the low-paid and make the country "a richer and fairer society." As he ludicrously attempts to claim is widespread among New York hipsters, she is "deck." The program ludicrously lists the cast alphabetically, thereby throwing the first 20 minutes out the window until you have discovered who everyone is. She's just awful in her role as the psychiatrist who ludicrously gets stuck in the precinct. The players ludicrously threatened not to travel to Turkey if their teammate wasn't reinstated. The heroine takes off to India, where she ludicrously exchanges her laptop for Tibetan incenses. It's your great advantage that you don't think you can look like her by ludicrously painting your eyebrows and dolling yourself up like a rock star. His face hadn't seen a razor for the best part of a week, for which he ludicrously incurred the wrath of the network commentator. It was ludicrously suggested that she would become "the Number One congressional leader," but she didn't bother to show up. Ludicrously, he bemoans that these fees are "unfair," yet they are continuing to be imposed with residents dragged to court while he does nothing! 1.1as submodifier To a very surprising or unreasonable extent. a ludicrously expensive restaurant Example sentencesExamples The multiples for emerging market stocks were ludicrously cheap in relation to their North American or European counterparts. Things should bode well after this ludicrously extreme, but cool, opening sequence. The overall story, with its sometimes ludicrously banal dialogue, is solely to blame for this. This ludicrously overrated copycat director gives a nonperformance to temper the ardor of his most slavish fans. The keyboardist loomed like some kind of elder wizard, clad in ludicrously bright long coats. I haven't even begun to talk about where he gets his funding or how ludicrously quick every puzzle is solved. The plot is so ludicrously convoluted that the actors really need to work to distract us from it. At a society ball, she was wooed by a ludicrously suave Hungarian count. She is a perpetual graduate student writing a thesis on the women in the Iliad, and is ludicrously neurotic in every way. Those two sides have plenty of time to interact due to the ludicrously lax security arrangements.
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