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Meanings of preposterously in English
Spanish
ridículamente Usage of preposterously in English
1
Cars of this ilk are thirsty, fragile and, of course, preposterously expensive.
2
And in everything he said and did he was almost preposterously unreserved.
3
The cooking arrangements were preposterously inadequate, and the laundry was a farce.
4
Two shapes in white, with shadows preposterously lengthening, went down the hill.
5
Man has no choice but to surge and boil, or stiffen preposterously.
6
It disclosed a poorly lighted stairway, very broad, unrailed, and preposterously steep.
7
Even now as a species, we are almost preposterously vulnerable in the wild.
8
Hopefully it'll even spark a resurgence of the preposterously violent mainstream action film.
9
All at once I was feeling preposterously sorry for the creature.
10
She had taken the most preposterously long time to put Richard to bed.
11
He either neglected to attack these ships or attempted it preposterously.
12
It sounds so preposterously up-to-date and modernish for this darling, leisurely old place.
13
To a 1970s teenager, the language seemed preposterously unfashionable and irrelevant.
14
It stands for any one who is utterly, preposterously, altogether, selfish.
15
Manucho lies prone on the floor, having been preposterously barged over onto it.
16
Potter, you really are just as foolish and preposterously self-absorbed as your father.
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