Well, in literature, the word "absurd" is most commonly associated with a worldview called "Existentialism." Existentialists, such as Franz Kafka (The Metamorphosis) and Albert Camus (The Stranger) don't believe in God, instead choosing to believe that life is meaningless and bleak. To them, the violence of the world doesn't make sense, and they feel alienated from everything.
There is also a theatre of the absurd - again with mainly European dramatists like Ionesco and Samuel Beckett playing leading roles. Waiting for Godot is a key work.
It was quite a major influence in the 1960s.
If you read anything by an existentialist, you'll immediately see the relationship. Go to the link for a very short story by Kafka.
The word "absurd" means senseless, ridiculous, or inane. It is also used for a genre of intellectually comic theater.
A synonym is a word that means the same, or almost the same. So yes the word absurd could be a synonym form another word or there are synonyms for the word absurd.
The anagram is absurd. (the question is not)
No. Absurdly is an adverb, absurd is an adjective.
The presence of people on Neptine is absurd
The word "absurd" comes from the Latin word "absurdus," which means "out of tune" or "dissonant."
Believing that aliens control a person's mind is absurd.When my dad drinks, he makes absurd claims, such as that he is the King of the United States.My teacher makes absurd comments to make us think and challenge her fallacies with facts.
Usually negative. You say something is absurd because you can't seek value and sense of it. Positive connotation is used as a 'slang' for something you find amusingly impossible and hard to understand.
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Many diets are based on absurd ideas.The idea that "everyone does it" is an absurd and lame excuse.Black Friday is an absurd title for a shopping day.
his reply was very Absurd. I did not like his absurd attitude.