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Meanings of seem preposterous in English
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Usage of seem preposterous in English
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Under the new rules, this scenario would seem preposterous.
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It may seem preposterous to most people, I grant.
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All they'll have is the statement that I'm composing now, large parts of which will seem preposterous.
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It might seem preposterous that a national vote that changed the course of British history was determined by a secret Russian operation.
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To savages it would seem preposterous to seek out a place where nothing but learning was going on in order that one might learn.
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I laughed; for the very notion of writing a book seemed preposterous.
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I know what I'm doing seems preposterous in light of the risks.
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Even by the ever-optimistic standards of China's official news service, it seemed preposterous.
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Perhaps it seems preposterous to discuss baseball and syndicalism in the same paragraph.
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It scarcely admitted of argument, and at times seemed preposterous, nevertheless it persisted.
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The idea that Di Matteo could be shown the exit now, though, seemed preposterous.
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He surveyed her boldly-ifthe imagination had not seemed preposterous-Mr.
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Desmond was inclined to laugh; the idea seemed preposterous.
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Holding his hand seemed preposterous, so I let go.
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The very idea that we could rebel seems preposterous.
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But all notions of this kind now seemed preposterous.