The phrase "absurd excuse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a justification or reason that is unreasonable or illogical.
Example: "His claim that he missed the meeting due to a flat tire was seen as an absurd excuse by his colleagues."
Alternatives: "ridiculous justification" or "ludicrous reason".
Worse, the dopes in tennis accepted his absurd excuse.
It would be out of the question to shout some absurd excuse from the driver's-side window.
This was the 13th-century monarch who waged a battle royal against the barons who had forced him to sign the Magna Carta, a foundational document of modern democracy and an absurd excuse for such go-go gore.
Republicans' absurd excuse for a healthcare reform plan is in trouble.
But the Schwarzenegger administration sees him as a willful law-breaker hiding behind the "absurd excuse" of antiquated computers.
Those violent acts that were committed must not be used as an absurd excuse for not complying with the important ground rules of democracy.
Most promising here is Matthew Scott Montgomery, looking like a 30-year-old jammed into a 12-year-old's clothes, who plays a whiner in a sketch in which his increasingly absurd excuses for not handing in his homework turn out to be true.
"Terrorists always look for absurd excuses for their despicable deeds". Jim Puzzanghera contributed to this report.
People Tell Us the Most Absurd Excuses They've Used to Bail on Shite Dates.
So why are these frumpy, outdated, and fundamentally absurd excuses for socks the source of so many boners on the internet?
After about 36 hours of absurd excuses and wild conspiracy theories, the Trump camp finally copped to what everyone pretty much already knew and admitted that, yeah, it did rip off Michelle Obama when writing Melania Trump's speech, the New York Times reports.
