The phrase "absurdly thin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely thin, often in a way that seems unreasonable or exaggerated.
Example: "The model walked down the runway, her figure appearing absurdly thin in the designer's latest collection."
Alternatives: "ridiculously thin" or "unbelievably thin".
She is tall and absurdly thin.
In the event, these claims too turn out to be twisted, or absurdly thin.
"I believe his conviction and his death sentence were a travesty and unjust, based on absurdly thin evidence," she said.
Ella's absurdly thin waist is scantly more anatomically plausible when placed on an actual human body, while her quest for a form of liberation defined by marriage to a wealthy, powerful stranger feels retrograde even by Disney standards.
The iPod touch is now absurdly thin.
As a parody of campus life, it tapped into a broader suspicion, shared across the ideological spectrum — from right-wing watchdogs to high-minded progressives — that college students these days are absurdly thin-skinned, unduly obsessed with "safe spaces" and political correctness.
As a parody of campus life, it tapped into a broader suspicion, shared across the ideological spectrum from right-wing watchdogs to high-minded progressives that college students these days are absurdly thin-skinned, unduly obsessed with "safe spaces" and political correctness.
I mean, not only is this iPad Air absurdly thinner and lighter, it actually boasts hugely upgraded internals as well.
The plaster broke like icing off the two or three thicknesses of flimsy hollow brick inside – an absurdly cheap, thin construction to have kept East from West for the past 28 years.
The air is absurdly thick with dudgeon.
Consider, for example, Annabella's thoughts as she walks the snow-covered grounds of a country estate, weighing the greater influence that will come to her through marriage to Byron: "A layer of white brought out the irregularities in the ground, in the gravel and grass — a thin crust like toast, she thought to herself absurdly, as she stepped upon it.
