nonsensical; absurd; unreasonable
Describes something that makes no sense, is illogical, or goes against reason. Often used for arguments, rules, or situations.
His argument was nonsensical, and no one was convinced.
Such an unreasonable rule should be changed.
Indicates doing something to an extreme, often reckless or without restraint. Can modify verbs or describe a state.
I ran recklessly and ended up falling.
He drank an excessive amount of alcohol.
Refers to a state of physical or abstract mess, chaos, or things being mixed up. Used as a noun or adjectival noun.
The room is such a mess there's nowhere to step.
The order of the documents got all mixed up.
Colloquial intensifier used before adjectives or verbs, similar to 'incredibly' or 'super'. Common in casual speech.
This ramen is incredibly delicious!
I was extremely tired yesterday.
The garden became a total mess because of the typhoon.
The child completely wrecked the toy.
He said something completely unreasonable at the meeting.
I'm incredibly busy today.