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Meanings of too preposterous in anglès

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Usage of too preposterous in anglès
1
No idea was too preposterous; and not one of them bore fruit.
Amagansett
2
As for my account of the affair, it would be too preposterous.
The Woman in Black
3
To make terms with the town preacher of Wittenberg was too preposterous.
Short Studies on Great Subjects
4
It was simply too preposterous to have happened, to even imagine.
The last four days of Paddy Buckley
5
I shall begin to swear like a trooper; the thing is too preposterous.
Eve's Ransom
6
The accusation is too preposterous for any denial to be necessary.
The Green Mummy
7
To have attempted it myself seemed too preposterous even for thought.
Pellucidar
8
The fact is too preposterous for tears, too lugubrious for laughter.
Mosses from an Old Manse, and Other Stories
9
To do Maruja justice, she generally makes a fellow too preposterous to fight.
Maruja
10
I just thought of something, but it's too preposterous to mention.
Dick Hamilton's Airship; Or, A Young Millionaire in the Clouds
11
He refused at first to believe it-theidea was too preposterous!
Miss Dexie / A Romance of the Provinces
12
First of all, it's just too preposterous to be a lie.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
13
But I heard, instead, an incredulous exclamation: my statement was really too preposterous!
The Descent of Man and Other Stories
14
Of course I denied it; the idea is too preposterous.
The Net
15
The juxtaposition of ideas was too preposterous to be grasped.
The Love Affairs of Pixie
16
But it was too preposterous, the whole thing, and I lied like a gentleman.
The Night-Born
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