absurd

/əbˈsɜrd/
adjective
  1. Wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate; ridiculous.
    • She laughed at the absurd suggestion that she should wear a coat in July.
    • The idea of a penguin living in the desert is completely absurd.
    • It's absurd to think that you can finish a week's work in one hour.
  2. So unreasonable as to be amusing or funny.
    • The movie was full of absurd situations that made no sense but were hilarious.
    • He told an absurd story about a talking dog that won the lottery.
    • The comedian's absurd jokes had the audience in stitches.
noun
  1. A state or condition of being unreasonable or meaningless, especially in a philosophical context.
    • Many artists explore the absurd through surreal and illogical works.
    • He felt a deep sense of the absurd when he realized his efforts led nowhere.
    • The philosopher wrote about the absurd of human existence in a chaotic universe.