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Adjective(1) broadly or extravagantly humorous; resembling farce(2) so unreasonable as to invite derision(3) broadly or extravagantly humorous(4) resembling farce(5) completely devoid of wisdom or good sense(6) absurd(7) ridiculous

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(1) To have a situation where the law can be subverted so easily is ludicrous .(2) When you take a look at it, space travel is an inherently ludicrous idea.(3) It is ludicrous in this day and age that people can advertise such clearly shoddy services, and get away with it.(4) That's the whole problem with this ludicrous measure: it is grossly asymmetrical.(5) Of course when you're young the possibility that you ever might be old is ludicrous .(6) Certainly if you lose three in a row here people are asking pretty serious questions, which is ludicrous .(7) In the end, we started giggling, as each suggestion became increasingly ludicrous .(8) The period details and ludicrous costumes are recreated and the fight scenes are exhilarating.(9) I used to think they were clever fiction, a satire on trendiness, a ludicrous but effective barb.(10) To relate its massive increases to only one service was a ludicrous gesture and can only be worthy of our contempt.(11) While this may seem like a harsh conclusion or a ludicrous one at that, it most definitely is not.(12) The sincerity of the feeling that Alexander evidences is apparently ludicrous to these people.(13) The idea that a pit crew can win a race, irrespective of the ability of the driver, is ludicrous .(14) So a ludicrous policy is cobbled together to avoid a real policy choice.(15) However, at one ludicrous point she starts babbling about how her face has changed!(16) Therefore the whole exercise can at best be described as ludicrous and certainly a total waste of town funds.