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The phrase "even more absurd" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is already considered to be absurd, but is even more so than expected. For example, "What he said was absurd, but his subsequent explanation was even more absurd."
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They represented the ordinary guy with no handout, no education and seemingly no prospects, who nevertheless strove forward dealing with life's absurdities in an even more absurd manner.
Rendering the shopping event even more absurd, Walmart has said it would begin its Cyber Monday Sunday evening, so people wouldn't have to stay up late to shop online.
In Ireland, it was even more absurd.
That seems even more absurd once you see the property.
In several states, the situation is even more absurd.
During fashion weeks, the battle for a table becomes even more absurd.
What makes this even more absurd is that the S.E.C. doesn't cost taxpayers a dime.
Darren Star's "Younger," on TV Land, has an even more absurd premise.
Even more absurd was what I found when I looked him up.
Making this even more absurd is that the hurdle for "something of value" is extremely low.
The comment, he said, "was puckish then and is even more absurd today".
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