The phrase "absurd point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement or argument that is unreasonable or illogical.
Example: "During the debate, he made an absurd point that completely undermined his credibility."
Alternatives: "ridiculous argument" or "ludicrous claim".
I mean, I don't mean to be absurd about it, but I guess I can make the point of absurdity with an absurd point -- I guess that would mean if you really had affection for your horse, I guess you could marry your horse.
From there, another absurd point.
Sometimes, I think that this idea of being absolutely true to the text has gone to an absurd point.
For Putnam, this picture of word-world correspondence is absurd, pointing to a realism gone wild.
Mr. White called the request absurd, pointing out that he has disclosed tax returns for all his years in elected office and his financial disclosure statements from his years as a deputy energy secretary in the Clinton administration.
In response to the state's citation, Zep's owner, Jovan Zepcevski, called the decision "absurd," pointing out that the state's inspection consultant had been on site at the time and never objected.
In a series of messages posted to Twitter, Griffin said such calls were "absurd," pointing out that the comedian was hired to perform a roast.
Some philosophers maintain that a correspondence theory of truth can be developed and defended without presupposing any absurd Archimedean point from which correspondences are instituted or detected.
It seems absurd to point out that matter is the stuff our lives and memories are made of, but perhaps it is necessary today.
Now, with increasing evidence that echinacea does not work for colds, scientists are confronting a problem, Dr. Sampson said, in that "there is no 'demarcation of the absurd,' a point at which it is unwise to pursue an investigation further".
The debate over what to do to reduce gun violence in America hit an absurd low point on Wednesday when a Senate witness tried to portray a proposed new ban on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines as some sort of sexist plot that would disproportionately hurt vulnerable women and their children.
