The phrase "absurd assumptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe beliefs or ideas that are unreasonable or illogical.
Example: "The proposal was based on absurd assumptions that did not reflect the reality of the situation."
Alternatives: "ridiculous beliefs" or "preposterous notions".
And absurd assumptions were added.
Once you remove the absurd assumptions — discretionary spending, including defense, falling to Calvin Coolidge levels, and huge tax cuts for corporations and the rich, with no loss in revenue?
Maud is very old and aware of the slow coming of dementia, while her daughter does her best to control her impatience with her mother's vagaries and what she sees as absurd assumptions.
But it also reveals the faulty and absurd assumptions people often make about any movie in which boy meets girl — and points out that sometimes it's about girl meeting herself.
The groups supplying the media with the-sky-is-falling projections are making absurd assumptions that undercut their entire premise.
The latter in mind, today's media consensus suggesting Wall Street welcomes cheap and easy money will remain one of those unproven and absurd assumptions.
The cuts are premised on the absurd assumption that market forces are beyond human control.
It arose from the absurd assumption that every drop of water that falls on a pasture disappears into the animals that graze it, never to re-emerge.
That includes the figure implicit in our current policy -- zero -- which rests on the most absurd assumption of all: that slavery didn't matter.
And humor can work to shine a light on strangeness jokes often seem to me like the best way to underscore a shocking incongruity or an injustice, some absurd assumption that we all seem to possess.
And humor can work to shine a light on strangeness — jokes often seem to me like the best way to underscore a shocking incongruity or an injustice, some absurd assumption that we all seem to possess.
