The phrase "absurd creature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a being or entity that is perceived as ridiculous, nonsensical, or bizarre in nature.
Example: "In the story, the protagonist encounters an absurd creature that defies all logic and reason, leaving him both bewildered and amused."
Alternatives: "ridiculous being" or "ludicrous entity".
He would always suffer, Wall writes, from the indignity of being that absurd creature, "a romantic anarchist with a modest private income," and this costly expedition had depleted his capital.
His sister, Jet, is an equally absurd creature, a morbidly possessive woman who once stabbed one of her lovers and who has been diagnosed variously as a "border-line" personality and a "latent paranoid schizophrenic".
Thomas Carlyle described Whistler as "the most absurd creature on the face of the earth", but his serene urban nocturnes and elegiac portraits seem remote from his chaotic life.
TO MOST people, bumblebees are charming, slightly absurd creatures that blunder through garden and meadow with neither the steely determination of the honeybee nor the malevolent intention of the wasp.
It seems pretty clear when Seuss's absurd man-creature finally tries and loves Sam-I-Am Sam-I-Am Sam-I-Ame.
More than 95percentnt of the reptiles and amphibians on Madagascar are unique to the island, along with countless other creatures, absurd and magnificent, that crawl, slither, walk, swim and fly.
We forget that we are all absurd and vulnerable creatures.
Grumbling, almost certainly, about the "inedible food," and saying, "Bill, you've got to speak to that absurd St. Peter creature about getting Christopher in — I mean, it's all too ridiculous for words".
Ms. Schutz has become a reliable conjurer of wickedly grotesque creatures and absurd situations, willed into existence by her vigorous and wildly colorful brush strokes.
(Rosenberg) ★ Neuberger Museum of Art: 'Dana Schutz: If the Face Had Wheels' (through Dec. 18) The painter Dana Schutz has become a reliable conjurer of wickedly grotesque creatures and absurd situations, willed into existence by her vigorous and wildly colorful brush strokes.
(Smith) ★ Neuberger Museum of Art: 'Dana Schutz: If the Face Had Wheels' (through Dec. 18) The painter Dana Schutz has become a reliable conjurer of wickedly grotesque creatures and absurd situations, willed into existence by her vigorous and wildly colorful brush strokes.
