ridiculously
adv. degreeadv. to a degree that is very extreme or silly. You use this when you want to emphasize that something is much more than you expected.
adv. to an absurd or preposterous degree; extremely. Often used as an intensifier to express disbelief or mild criticism of an excessive quality.
The tickets for the concert were ridiculously expensive.
He arrived ridiculously early for the meeting, sitting in the lobby for nearly an hour before anyone else appeared.
The plot of the movie was ridiculously complicated, requiring the audience to track dozens of minor characters whose motivations were never fully explained by the script.
From ridiculous + -ly.
Acts as an intensifier; typically placed immediately before the adjective or adverb it modifies.
The car was ridiculous fast.The car was ridiculously fast.Learners often use the adjective form 'ridiculous' instead of the adverb 'ridiculously' when modifying another adjective.