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Meanings of more absurd in English
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Usage of more absurd in English
1
It was utterly impossible to believe-andeven more absurd to deny it.
2
Wasn't it more absurd to fail, to turn back, than to continue?
3
During fashion weeks, the battle for a table becomes even more absurd.
4
And the longer she thought of it, the more absurd it seemed.
5
Nothing more absurd can be found in the whole history of jurisprudence.
6
This has often been alleged, but few charges could be more absurd.
7
Anything more absurd was never before stated in a court of justice.
8
What can be more absurd than such a sentence as the following:
9
But what is stranger and more absurd than anything is the horses.
10
Andrade thinks his influence is making her new stories even more absurd.
11
The second vision of Mr. Macaulay is, if possible, still more absurd.
12
But it manages to balance the darkness with lighter, more absurd moments.
13
But can anything be imagined more absurd and contradictory than this reasoning?
14
The more absurd it is, the more clearly they remember it.
15
The more absurd the reports, the more credence did they gain.
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In his other work, the notes on Horace, he is still more absurd.
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More absurd across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common