Meanings of patently absurd in English

It is a matter of faith, even when it is patently absurd.

The results are often painfully funny, and the questions posed are patently absurd.

The median age quoted to me is twenty-five, which is just patently absurd.

What is patently absurd, however, is to stick to old stereotypes.

Even by your extreme standards, such a thing is patently absurd.' He peered over her shoulder.

Though any such proposal is patently absurd it is mentioned here for the sake of completeness.

The question, of course, struck me as patently absurd, but I did my best to answer it.

Such a claim is patently absurd.

That is patently absurd and inhumane.

In fact, patently absurd.

From hilarious atomic monsters to UFOs dangling from strings, the history of genre films is riddled with patently absurd imagery.

Which is patently absurd.

You know, your intense dislike of my dear vampire friend could almost sound like jealousy if the idea were not so patently absurd.

Apart from the weight factor, it is patently absurd to have the material for any three year Junior Cert subject contained in one book.

In his column this morning he writes that it's patently absurd to rank Silva as one of the best to ever grace the league.

The anointing of one book as a cultural touchstone, one individual as the oracle, and the fallacy of meritocracy that underpins it, is patently absurd.