absurd

[əbˈsɜːrd]

Definition:
1. A situation in which life seems irrational and meaningless.
2. Inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense.
3. Completely ridiculous, not logical and sensible.

Use 'absurd' in a sentence:

1. Some of the proposals we considered were so absurd they were comical.
2. It represents an arbitrary, radical and absurd moment of our history.
3. Even a year ago, this seemed an absurd question.
4. Do you see how absurd this is?
5. It was absurd of you to do such a thing.
6. Do you expect me to credit that absurd tale?
7. That logic is absurd, but it is what is needed.
8. In my view, his evidence is patently absurd, unreasonable, and not remotely believable.
9. The policy was followed to an absurd extreme.
10. It's also absurd to try to blame this on gun-ownership.
11. Your claim is quite absurd.
12. What could have induced such absurd behaviour?