Similar words: ludicrous, judiciously, studiously, ridiculously, vigorously, humorously, generously, wondrously. Meaning: adv. so as to arouse or deserve laughter.
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1, Ludicrously irrelevant thoughts swarmed in her head.
2, By Western standards the prices are ludicrously low.
3, That was rightly seen as a ludicrously intransigent position.
4, Ludicrously over-equipped tourists might recognise themselves from this checklist: Track or leisure suit.
5, Ludicrously, advance accounts of this novel are cheerfully spilling the beans about the rest of the plot.
6, The ludicrously voluminous Inner notes read like a parody of depraved academicism.
7, It was ludicrously swollen, unnecessarily big and wholly obstructive to anything that looked like a new idea.
8, There's a ludicrously large backlist in books and this could mean a massive new revenue stream.
9, If she insists on buying grains and pulses rather than ready-cooked dishes, she will pay ludicrously high prices for them.
10, Like so many other grouchy early morning, pre-coffee utterances I make,[http://sentencedict.com/ludicrously.html] this one was ludicrously off-key. Things weren't wrong; they were right.
11, The argument that the average cost of capital is ludicrously low is also no longer true.
12, It transpires that the chest a valuable antique and the price I paid is ludicrously low.
13, A tiny insect , trying to shake a mighty tree, is ludicrously ignorant of its own weakness.
14, Like so many other grouchy early morning, pre-coffee utterances I make, this one was ludicrously off-key.
15, Like the British public, the American professors think chief executives are ludicrously overpaid.
More similar words: ludicrous, judiciously, studiously, ridiculously, vigorously, humorously, generously, wondrously, rigorously, dexterously, dangerously, rapturously, prosperously, ponderously, treacherously, disastrously, boisterously, vociferously, preposterously, barbarously, judicious, joyously, piously, injudicious, famously, callously, zealously, pompously, ominously, tenuously.