absurdus
adjective I class
1 out of tune, discordant
2 absurd, nonsensical, out of place
3 awkward, uncouth
ab absurdo || absurdum est (+ infinitive ) || cognitu non absurda || aetati non absurdum || absurdissima mandata = absurd intentions || absurdus orator = orator without ability || vox absurda || Valens non absurdus ingenio || aetati alicuius res absurda || absurdam in adulationem progressus = to push oneself to an absurd adulation || vox absona et absurda || bene dicere haud absurdum est || absurda res est caveri foedere, ut = it is absurd that in a treaty there is an article that … || ab initio causisque talium facinorum non absurda = facts that are not alien to the origin and the causes of this type of crimes || absurdum fuerit non cedere imperio ei, cuius filium adoptaturus essem, si ipse imperarem = it would be foolish not to yield the command to him, whose son I would adopt if I were the emperor