- ridiculous
- 01. $40? I think it's [ridiculous] to spend that much money for a T-shirt.02. The student told the teacher a [ridiculous] story about his dog eating his homework, but she didn't believe him.03. The other children [ridiculed] the little boy for wetting his pants in class.04. He paid a [ridiculously] high price for his car just because he was determined to buy a convertible Volkswagen Beetle.05. Edmond de Concourt once observed that a painting in a museum hears more [ridiculous] opinions than anything else in the world.06. My grandfather thinks it's [ridiculous] for people to talk about the rights of animals.07. He looked [ridiculous] dressed as a woman for the school play.08. The two girls were having what I considered to be a [ridiculous] conversation about the contribution of the fashion industry to our society.09. He has this [ridiculous] idea that he can just quit high school and become a rock star.10. So much of modern fashion is totally [ridiculous]; no one would ever wear these clothes in public.11. In my opinion, much of today's performance art is simply [ridiculous] - a cry for attention by totally untalented artists.12. There is a Chinese proverb which states that to be uncertain is to be uncomfortable, but to be certain is to be [ridiculous].13. She was wearing a [ridiculous] looking hat, and an ugly pink dress.14. Professional athletes now receive [ridiculously] high salaries, which no one could even begin to spend in a normal lifetime.15. When someone tries to sell something like this at such a [ridiculously] low price, you have to figure that there's something strange going on.16. The calypso music of Trinidad was originally used as a tool to [ridicule] the greed, envy and vanity of the rich.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.