preposterously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for preposterously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

preposterously [Am priˈpɑst(ə)rəsli, prəˈpɑst(ə)rəsli, Brit prɪˈpɒst(ə)rəsli] ADV

1. preposterously (outrageously):

preposterously cheap/expensive

escandalosamente

it's decorated in a preposterously ornate manner

está extravagantemente decorado

2. preposterously (irrationally):

preposterously

absurdamente

she gets up preposterously early

se levanta a una hora absurda

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The romanticization of "agrarian reform" has gone on preposterously far enough!

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He is clearly a caring fellow and preposterously unshowbizzy for so unique a presence.

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Too often, the pursuit of great architecture has become an excuse for preposterously self-indulgent design, much of it built with public money.

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For now, though, this almost preposterously unlikely tale shows no sign of ending.

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Of course nowadays the chances of being adrift from any medium for recording thoughts is preposterously slender.

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Even other monarchist groups find this argument preposterously disingenuous.

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Even his debating style - pugnacious, insulting, unapologetic and frequently preposterously wrong - is not fundamentally different from the lower-middle class style of arguing.

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It was wildly ambitious and almost preposterously messy.

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Even when the young actors are supposed to be ravaged by cancer, they look preposterously healthy.

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The cases range from the eerily perplexing to the preposterously naive.

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