Definition: Absurd is an adjective, meaning "absurd" or "obviously absurd." The word has a widely used sense in modern English as well as ancient Greek to describe something that seems beyond reason, logic, or reality. In modern usage, absurden typically refers to things that are not what one expects. For example: - A person who is an absolute stranger to me is considered an "absurd" person. - I find myself utterly amazed by the absurdity of this situation. The word is derived from Latin and Greek roots: ab meaning "away" (to be far away) + strio, which means "unusual" or "extraordinary." The definition of "absurden," as used in modern English, would likely include being overly predictable or predictable to the point that it becomes absurd. It could also refer to a lack of logic or reason. It's worth noting that while "absurd" is commonly used in everyday speech, some people may use it more narrowly and exclude certain topics like religion or philosophy.
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