Absurd
71Absurd — Urimelig, fornuftstridig, meningsløs, ulogisk …
72absúrd — I. adj. m., pl. absúrzi; f. sg. absúrdã, pl. absúrde II. s. n …
73absurd — ab|sụrd 〈Adj.〉 1. abwegig, widersinnig 2. unsinnig, unvernünftig [Etym.: <lat. absurdus »misstönend«] …
74absurd — ab|surd <aus lat. absurdus »misstönend«> widersinnig, dem gesunden Menschenverstand widersprechend, sinnwidrig, abwegig, sinnlos; vgl. ↑ad absurdum führen; bsurdes Drama: moderne, dem ↑Surrealismus verwandte Dramenform, in der das Sinnlose… …
75ABSURD — logically contradictory; e.g. a triangle with two sides. This term is used in EXISTENTIALISM to speak about the human condition …
76absurd — ab·surd || É™b sÉœËd adj. unreasonable; nonsensical; ridiculous, preposterous; silly, foolish …
77absurd — Ridiculously incongruous or unreasonable, because of a flaw in logic. Also, pertaining to the view that there is no order or value in human life or in the universe a condition in which human beings exist in a meaningless, irrational world in… …
78absurd — adjective highly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate. Derivatives absurdity noun (plural absurdities). absurdly adverb Origin C16: from L. absurdus out of tune , hence irrational ; related to surdus deaf, dull …
79absurd — a. Unreasonable, irrational, foolish, nonsensical, ridiculous, incongruous, senseless, unwise, silly, stupid, preposterous, ill judged, ill advised, contrary to reason, contrary to the dictates of common sense, self contradictory, self annulling …
80absurd — adj 1. ridiculous, silly, foolish, Sl. cockeyed, childish, tomfoolish; ludicrous, nonsensical, senseless, poppycockish, amphigoric, Sl. cockamamie; asinine, idiotic, Inf. moronic, pointless, inane, fatuous, stupid; crazy, Sl. kooky, mad, wild,… …
