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Meanings of more preposterous in English

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Usage of more preposterous in English
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The enlarged version struck Lennon as just so much the more preposterous.
Bloom of Cactus
2
His type inevitably gets like that as their escapades grow ever more preposterous.
The Guardian
3
Why, a more preposterous notion never entered into a man's head!
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
4
Each day that dawned added to the tangle, made the idea seem more preposterous.
Australia Felix
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Each fact that Ella brought forth seemed to her more preposterous than the last.
The Coast of Chance
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It was hard to recall a more preposterous wicket-taking ball.
The Guardian
7
And even more preposterous when a very able male like you could do it easier.
Getting old is tres dangereux
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I have seen nothing in ladies' hats more preposterous.
Concerning Animals and Other Matters
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He is himself more preposterous than anything he denounces.
Orthodoxy
10
Nothing, however, could be more preposterous than such phrases.
Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with ...
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The league looks more preposterous still, however, if you simply ignore Muresul Deva for a moment.
The Guardian
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The idea of him taking the lead in such a production could not seem more preposterous.
The Guardian
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The situation had become more preposterous than ever.
Jacqueline of Golden River
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The argument is absurd; but it is not more preposterous than that against which I am contending.
Science & Education: Essays
15
Nothing could have been more preposterous than the suggestion that his control over Augusta was not absolute.
The Lady Doc
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His projects became more and more preposterous.
Junky
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