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Jingiax Posted 5 years ago
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It's ridiculous how mountains loom over the city
In other words, I am implying how crazy/amazing it is to be seeing mountains everywhere you go in the city
Is there any problem in the sentence?
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Using ridiculous to mean crazy/amazing is a form of slang used by young people. This is not the standard dictionary meaning of the word ridiculous . It's almost the opposite.
- Using ridiculous to mean crazy/amazing is a form of slang used by young people.
- This is not the standard dictionary meaning of the word ridiculous .
- It's almost the opposite.
- Clive
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Using ridiculous to mean crazy/amazing is a form of slang used by young people. This is not the standard dictionary meaning of the word ridiculous. It's almost the opposite.
Clive
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